Sentence examples for that will be complemented from inspiring English sources

Most recently, it announced a deal to live stream 10 Thursday Night US football games in the 2016 season, an experience that will be complemented by other attractions like in-game highlights and pre-game broadcasts from players and teams on Twitter-owned Periscope.

Apart from seeing incidents getting reported more frequently, the enforcement support team will be sharpening up its act more generally: Twitter said that it has retrained everyone, and it will continue to do so in a "refresher" program that will be complemented by a new set of policies and systems and internal tools to act faster and more effectively.

Currently OpenGov's existing databases are based around multi-fund government financial data, and now that will be complemented by CivicDashboards, which OpenGov describes as "the world's largest publicly-available repository".

In the long run, however, there is the possibility that local values will be complemented or supplanted by more cosmopolitan ones.

In the spirit of that celebration, "Singgalot" will be complemented by two free receptions with Filipino-oriented comedy, dance, music and refreshments.

If they do, that new following will be complemented by thousands of die-hard Patriot fans from Massachusetts and Rhode Island who are expected to continue to hold on to their season tickets for Patriot games in Hartford.

One scenario towards fully automated driving, and potentially the most obvious one, is the evolution of the personal automobile, which implies that the vehicle will be complemented with technology assisting and eventually replacing the driver [cf. 57, 58].

This analysis will be complemented by that of enzyme activities that may be involved in the metabolism of endogenous or exogenous fungal cell wall (FCW) polysaccharides.

Their work will be complemented by that of parents, communities and heads of education activity zones.

Similar to other tumours (De Risi et al, 1996; Golub et al, 1999; Sorlie et al, 2001; van 't Veer et al, 2002), it is expected that the histopathological diagnosis of bladder cancer will be complemented by these comprehensive procedures.

This will be complemented by the ESICM website that will promote the journal on its front page.