complementary operation in a sentence

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1. Thus, in Europe the transaction will combine highly complementary operations and result in only minor overlaps of fragmented markets with numerous, large and well-established multinational competitors.
2. Sportsbrand deals with premium television production and international distribution of television and related media properties with a number of complementary operations in the sports marketing arena.
3. The merger will bring together complementary operations _ JAL with its strength in international flights and JAS in domestic flights, said Kaneko and his JAS counterpart Hiromi Funabiki.
4. The merger, pairing the two biggest U . S . dairy processors, brings together companies with complementary operations, products and distribution networks, and expands both Suiza's and Dean's geographic reach.
5. "Thus, in Europe the transaction will combine highly complementary operations and result in only minor overlaps of fragmented markets with numerous, large and well-established multinational competitors, " the agency said.
6. Analysts regard Chevron and Texaco as a good fit because they have many complementary operations internationally, including West Africa and Brazil, home to some of the world's largest new oil fields.
7. Analysts regard the two companies as a good fit because they have many complementary operations internationally, including West Africa and Brazil, home to some of the world's largest new oil fields.
8. This requirement may be met by the complementary operation of the switches within a leg . i . e . if A + is on then A  " is off and vice versa.
9. "They have a very nice base of business customers and it's a very complementary operation to what we are trying to achieve in our business banking development, " said Richard Fink, chief credit officer of GlenFed.
10. Incofer has bought many Apolo 2400 series railcars from the former narrow gauge operator in Spain, FEVE . Those cars are used in the commuter train service with complementary operations of so-called " conventional trains " ( old General Electric diesel locomotives pulling old passenger cars built in Costa Rica ).