Many financial institutions offer a one-time complimentary consultation.
Both disease‐specific and generic health status instruments can provide important and at times complimentary insights into the HRQoL of patients affected by chronic disease and inform the cost effectiveness of different healthcare interventions [ 30].
Many times complimentary food is served if you buy drinks at a bar during happy hour, or the apertivo, which occurs from 5 30 to 8 p.m. Purchase small sandwiches called tramezzinos or fresh salads and pastas for a reasonable price at a backstreet cafe.
But last night, breaking with their campaigns' scathing commercials and their own oratory, Mr. Gore and Mr. Bush were respectful, and at times even complimentary.
While internet access held the greatest attraction for first-time guests, complimentary bottled water offered the highest ROI for returning guests.
He has also at times been complimentary to the other side, saying of Mr. Obama's speech last week on the night of the Indiana and North Carolina primaries, "I thought it was well done".
In contrast, the Republican-leaning New York Times was complimentary and printed the speech.
Nate Chinen for The New York Times was complimentary of "Whatever It Takes", writing that it is an "upbeat anthem".
Nate Chinen for The New York Times was complimentary of Lewis's cover, and praised her "powerhouse vocals".
John Rockwell of The New York Times, although complimentary of the band for expanding its musical range, was more critical of Bono's vocals, which he said were "marred throughout by sobbing affectation" and sounded too much like other singers, resulting in a "curious loss of individuality".
When it was time for dessert, complimentary cookies were offered, so I didn't order dessert.
