Sentence examples for will be a complement to from inspiring English sources

We think we will be a complement to the area".

The force will be a complement to NATO, not a competitor.

Taking account of the inherent values of traditional urban forms will be a complement to the modern planning and design techniques and will facilitate creation of communities which are more sustainable socially.

The Taco Bell spots to run in theaters served by Screenvision will be "a complement to our TV buys," she added, "particularly on Fridays and Saturdays when people are not watching a lot of TV these days".

"A lot of things overlapped nicely, and some things that we worked on will be a complement to the FullContact roadmap".

I hope that the technology that we develop will continue to be a complement to the fantastic service provided by our associates, empowering them to deliver an ever-higher level of guest service that goes beyond personalization into anticipating the needs of our guests.

"Anne's team experience as a Fed Cup Player for England will be a great complement to the World Team Tennis experience that Marie-Eve Pelletier brings to the Breakers.

RANGERS SIGN FROLOV The Rangers added some offensive punch by agreeing to terms with the longtime Los Angeles Kings forward Alexander Frolov, who they hope will be a potent complement to Marian Gaborik on the Rangers' top line.

The observation that the Cx26 HCs purified from bacteria have similar properties than those expressed in eukaryotic cells indicates that the bacterial expression system will be useful to study the basic properties of wild-type and mutant HCs and will be a useful complement to others currently in use.

Gareth Twist, managing director of Ruea Yachts, the new super yacht construction division of Yacht Solutions in Phuket, says the Port Takola Marina will be a good complement to Phuket marinas, pointing out there is a need for more options for yachts and cruisers to head out for a day's cruise to another safe destination with facilities, fuel, power and water.

We anticipate that this approach will be a valuable complement to existing asymmetric catalytic methods.