(1) The support will complement the $81 million already available through U.N. and other sources.

(2) The crew complement was further reduced by the need to leave two particularly severe cases behind in hospital.

(3) Each ship will have a complement of typically 1,200, including 600 air crew.

(4) It had a crew of three and could carry an infantry complement of eight.

(5) A complement of marines will board the vessel once you succeed in capturing it.

(6) At the moment we have a full complement of staff

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

(8) A single pollinator imports sufficient pollen into an individual fig to initiate a full complement of seeds.

(9) Eliminating meals will also mean the normal complement of cabin crew can be cut from six to three.

(10) During the eighteenth century fashionable accessories became an important complement to a lady's attire.

(11) It does not just provide office space for a company to work in, it offers a full complement of strategic services that aim to transform a great business idea into a global player.

(12) But what I hope that more faculties are beginning to discover is that blogging can serve as an important complement to the traditional forums for scholarship.

(13) The DAT is usually positive, confirming the presence of IgG antibodies with or without complement on the red cells.

(14) CD21 is a molecule on the surface of B cells that attaches to an immune system protein called complement .

(15) Tetraploids, inheriting a full complement of chromosomes from each parent, and thus having double the normal allowance, occur in nature or can be induced.

(16) Recall that a verb governs an object, and the head of a phrase governs the complement .

(17) I am led to believe that the Qantas crew involved in this week's emergency disembarkation in Japan didn't have a Japanese language speaker as part of the crew complement .

(18) The proposals complement the incentives already available

(19) A good example is the chapter by Steven King, who notes that poor relief payments were not so much an alternative to work as a complement to it, supplementing low earnings.

(20) Just 79 of the ship's complement of 284 souls survived.