Sentence examples for what is complementary from inspiring English sources

Determining what is complementary and what is not requires the same sort of Solomonic judgment required to distinguish proprietary trading from market-making.

It is worth noting, of course that what is called ?complementary? or ?alternative? in one country may be ?traditional? or ?conventional? in another.

Born told us that at the end of Bohr's magnificent lecture, someone in the audience asked him, "What, then, is complementary to truth?" Born said his colleague replied, without any hesitation, "Clarity".

"When I go to work with City Ballet, I go with a recognition of what their tradition is: what their assets are, what in me is complementary, sympathetic -- or even argumentative at times -- with that.

And what we're doing is complementary to what the rest of the community is doing.

What was fruitfully complementary in two very different talents and temperaments (Wordsworth's, considered, purposeful and self-protective; Coleridge's, spontaneous and recklessly self-expending) decayed very gradually into estrangement and bitter antagonism, quite against their will and to their sorrow.

And what is interesting is that those two things are complementary.

Its darkly sugared, inherently spicy nature contributes what is, to my taste, the most complementary layer of additional flavor, along with the requisite alcohol.

What isn't so obvious is how complementary skills also come with different personalities, communication techniques, interests and expectations.

Since very few people do it as part of a well-conceived plan, it is not clear that there is going to be an explanation available at the level of intentional states, or even that a complementary account of what is going on at this level will be in the least bit informative.

Perhaps because of a perceived confusion about what is best in a difficult area, complementary and alternative therapies are increasingly seen as better than conventional.