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complementary

[kom-pluh-men-tuh-ree, -tree] / ˌkɒm pləˈmɛn tə ri, -tri /


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Rio Tinto said the acquisition will leverage the companies’ “deep and complementary expertise across the aluminium value chain to unlock the next phase of growth at CBA.”

From The Wall Street Journal

She said EU efforts should "remain complementary" to those of the alliance, but insisted Europe needed to play a bigger role.

From Barron's

Radio observations now offer a complementary method that can reveal details previously hidden from view.

From Science Daily

"Reduced serotonin levels are known to disrupt signaling between the gut and brain, so improving those serotonin levels and communication with low-dose cannabinoids could offer a new or complementary treatment approach."

From Science Daily

In its shareholder letter Tuesday, Netflix said Warner Bros. and itself “are highly complementary businesses and together we’ll be able to offer more opportunities to creators and strengthen the entire entertainment industry.”

From The Wall Street Journal