1The new policy aims to provide a financial complement to the existing social welfare system, ensuring a more comprehensive support network for vulnerable populations.
2In linguistics, the term 'complement' refers to a word or phrase that completes the meaning of a linking verb, such as 'be' or 'seem'.
3The company's latest product is designed to be a complement to its existing range, offering customers a more specialized solution for specific needs.
4The researcher argued that the new methodology would serve as a useful complement to traditional approaches, allowing for a more nuanced understanding of the phenomenon.
5The university's interdisciplinary program is intended to provide a complement to traditional disciplinary studies, fostering a more holistic understanding of complex issues.