complementary * , also: complemental

The following example is in some sense complementary to the above.

So much of him moved, and not in complementary ways.

Used to being the star, he could not play a complementary role.

In many ways, they say, the companies have complementary skills.

My point is that it's a complementary part of the paper.

Rather, he said, science and art are complementary to each other, "two different ways of being in the world."

These are, for us, different and complementary models of learning.

They are complementary institutions, each with its own role to play.

"Some say that this government is a complementary part of the state and we have to form it."

But there's a lot of opportunity to do complementary products.

The complementary colors bring out the green of her eyes.

The two are complementary but different aspects of public administration.

When you get complementary treatment, be prepared to answer personal questions.

White was added as a complementary color at a later date.

And they talk together - not really to each other but as two complementary sounds.

It turned out that their work was complementary to mine.

Considered by many to be a complementary or alternative practice.

You may want to try complementary medicine for your pain.

Three more modest efforts already under way will provide complementary research.

"But each is different, playing a unique and complementary role."

Those who know both men say their talents are still complementary.

I think it is an excellent idea to take a complementary approach.

The complementary systems consider first of all whether a person needs protection.

There is a complementary site for our energy industries team.