Sentence examples for than complementing from inspiring English sources

But if they are undercutting the live arts offering, rather than complementing it and encouraging audiences outside of London to see live theatre, then that needs to be addressed properly.

In good times public finances tended to add to, not subtract from, demand pressures: fiscal policy often worked against the monetary sort rather than complementing it, as the pact intended.

— Five luxury homes in a subdivision marketed as "built green" near here were destroyed or severely damaged by fire early Monday, and evidence at the scene suggested the fires might have been started by radical environmentalists who viewed the homes as violating rather than complementing the wooded wetlands in which they were built.

Conflict in the home was not helped by the fact that McCabe's mother, Dympna (née Maguire), originally from Tyrone, also possessed a fiery, self-tutored intelligence: "It made for one of those dangerous marriages where people are in competition rather than complementing each other," says McCabe.

Sometimes great stars simply bump up against each other on screen rather than complementing one another.

W and S tracts are autocomplementary each, rather than complementing one another.

His pictures more than complemented his words.

Even Barry Markowitz's gorgeous cinematography and Marty Stuart's eclectic score work to undermine rather than complement each other.

Cruyff's opinion, stated on TV and in newspaper columns, is that Neymar and Messi duplicate rather than complement each other.

Rather than complement the dark whimsy of Lewis Carroll and Roald Dahl, he squashed Alice in Wonderland and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory into plastic cartoons of his own mold.

These are not synonyms and may compete with rather than complement one another, especially if the person reading the report does not share the linguistic views of the reporter [13].