Sentence examples for the promise of complementing from inspiring English sources

Molecular approaches keep the promise of complementing cytotechniques in the noninvasive diagnosis of pancreaticobiliary disease.

His books seem to have a particular resonance for Wired-reading, Clif Bar-eating men — those whose desire to improve their abdominal definition may not be so great that they will subscribe to Men's Health but who find in Ferriss the promise of heightened braininess complemented by an enviable degree of brawniness.

Here it has the promise of being delicious -- with a gorgeous complement of fresh mushrooms, baby bok choy and haricots verts and a fiery yet delicate red chile-garlic sauce -- but there is nothing to scoop it up with, no rice, no bread, nada.

More broadly, this suggests the promise of "interpolating" existing functional genomics data to related contexts to complement ongoing experimental efforts to characterize the diversity of mammalian cells.

For those of us interested in the promise of the American Constitution and also in its imperfections, it is a happy coincidence that these two volumes have appeared at the same time, for they nicely complement each other.

As preachers, and as friends, they were perfect complements; they roomed together on an evangelistic tour of Europe, swanking around the wardevastated Continent in their loud suits and hand-painted ties, lifted by the promise of their shared gift.

Looking for the promise of the Americas?

They particularly dislike the promise of immunity.

THE promise of reform has got nowhere.

The promise of compensation was never fulfilled.

Call it the promise of plausible heroism.