Sentence examples for truly complements from inspiring English sources

The acquisition of PayPal by eBay, in 2002, was the kind of deal that often works — the purchase, at a reasonable price, of a young company that truly complements the buyer's core business.

"But unless the pieces truly complement each other musically, it's meaningless".

… The policies I have proposed pose no limitations on employers' ability to hire foreign workers who truly complement America's talent pool".

BB151120 was sham "complemented" with either an empty vector (pLAFR2) carrying the tetracycline marker or truly complemented with pLAFR2 containing a wild type luxCDABE allele (under control of its endogenous promoter; Figure 3B).

19 Whether discursive methods can truly complement other approaches depends upon the methodological assumptions which underpin the research.

As this woman explains, the approach of acupuncture was perceived to truly complement medical intervention in a way that she perceived to provide her with balance and wellness whilst undergoing physical and emotionally demanding medical intervention.

When it comes to their music videos, Korean dance-punk band GoGoStar's ultrafast electronic production, outlandish performance attire, and energetic stage antics can only truly be complemented by director Sounion Hong.

[W]e truly matched and complemented each other in ways I had never been with any other partner.

I got a unit and discovered that this thing is truly DIY with a full complement of add-ons including a pen, a bottle opener, and various screwdrivers, that you actually have to screw together using your bare wit and weak little pinchers.

That's complemented by a truly stellar collection of post World War II art.

Webster [ 25] argues that the two concepts (teaching and research productivity) are truly different dimensions and do not complement one another.