Sentence examples for tries to complement from inspiring English sources

This approach, that already is the tacit model of classroom education, tries to complement recent control educational trends.

Instead it tries to complement the N.F.L. site by tracking down fans who reveal their sporting loyalties through online searches.

His interpretative path tries to complement traditional, institution-centered legal history with the more modern and social history concern with subaltern actors in order to understand the different levels of the penal system.

He said of the layering, "When we put together our music, we try to put together layers that complement each other, and then the voice tries to complement that, and the theme tries to complement that, and then the song itself tries to complement the album as a whole, fitting into the overall context".

Companies try to complement their local recruitment by looking internationally.

In cases like that, "I try to complement his ideas," Mr. Salmela said.

"You're not trying to automate the task a human does; you're trying to complement what the human is doing," he said.

"I try to complement the dance as much as possible," he said, "and involve the camera in the choreography, without getting in its way".

Apparently Wright was trying to complement the view into Skaer's installation, and this drawing might represent cross-sections through bone, or the body of a fish.

The lesson: If your organization needs people with diverse points of view, your HR strategy should try to complement the Jeffs with the Spencers.

"Architecturally, we are trying to complement Park Avenue so the project doesn't stand out like a new building, but one that evolved over time," the architect, Frank Williams, said.