“Conroy's features an extensive wine list, enabling you to find the perfect complement to your meal.”

“We have a full complement of both vehicles and soldiers who can carry out any tasks that they are required to do.”

“Sometimes, marriages of politicians are contracted with this regional complementation in mind.”

“Initial backcrosses of the third mutant failed and were not reattempted due to findings during complementation testing.”

“This phenotype is intermediate between the two homozygotes and therefore no complementation is observed.”

“The complementarity between the two artists' styles resulted in a visually stunning collaboration.”

“Gender complementarity is meant as a meaningful alternative to arguments about gender difference versus sameness.”

“I agree with those who underscore the complementarity of both interests and values that increasingly bind the United States and India.”

“In many logophoric languages, a complementizer of this kind does seem to play an important role in logophoric marking.”

“Thus, Clements reports that in Ewe all logophoric constructions contain the complementizer be.”

“There is no need, at least not without other assumptions, that the apparent complementizer itself function as a demonstrative.”

“It is in those intervals that the communion happens, and then you will see the complementariness of the opposites.”

“That innate complementariness is an absolute necessity in painting, just as free meter in poetry or polyphony in music.”

“Jernegan sees both a complementariness and an antagonism in this interaction, as well as a degree of synthesis.”

“Second, there are intellectual as well as technical economies of scale, external economies, and complementarities.”

“Technological complementarities often shape the eventual consequences and productivity of new technologies.”

“The new arsenals, shipyards, mines, and steelworks operated in a vacuum, with neither infrastructure nor complementarities.”