Sentence examples for way of complementing from inspiring English sources
Peer-to-peer support can be a really valuable way of complementing professional services.
"We realize that dialogue among Iraqi groups is complicated, and organizing the conference is a way of complementing the work of the allies".
Such programs are part of a growing suite of agri-environmental or payment-for-environmental services schemes, which can be an effective and efficient way of complementing the formal nature reserve system, provided they attract sufficient participation.
Nonetheless, for those whose web presence is of high importance, this may be a simple and practical way of complementing a standard, word-processed resume with a more personalized touch.
Interestingly, just earlier this summer, LinkedIn unveiled its own free mentoring program, as a way of complementing its existing business and to drive more career-related traffic to the site.
Zhao said that while the Evie launcher has been installed more than 1 million times and has been used for 500 million app launches, by working with Verizon to deliver this experience right next to the home screen, Evie is creating "the lowest friction way of complementing existing experiences," rather than "trying to change the entire experience on the phone".
Bazalgette said the memorial foundation would meet the IWM in the next few days to discuss ways of complementing one another.
The delay in the payment of salaries is also frequent and most of them had to find other ways of complementing their income.
By way of complement, the Gould Trio gave the premiere of James MacMillan's Piano Trio No 2. Cast in one single movement, its initial fast and pounding rhythmic dynamic had an immediately arresting quality, with the piano writing, realised with resonant force by Benjamin Frith, propelling everything forward.
In vitro, an inhibitory effect of dapsone on the alternative way of complement activation was detected [Millikan et al., unpublished data].
The lemon rémoulade dipping sauce had a tad too much astringency, and a little went a long way to complementing the sweetness of the crab.
