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full complement

NOUN
  1. number needed to make up a whole force
    a full complement of workers

How To Use full complement In A Sentence

  • These have a full complement of hot peppers, lime and lemon grass, as well as rich coconut milk or coconut itself.
  • To facilitate efficient lubrication, all multi-row full complement cylindrical roller bearings have lubrication holes, or an annular groove and lubrication holes in the outer ring.
  • Showing their support - or love of a good lig - a full complement of Cook's posse had come out to Brazil.
  • And most importantly, Bynum was still in street clothes, robbing the Lakers of the full complement of length typically overwhelming the Jazz over the last few seasons.
  • The navy still lacks the full complement of escort vessels needed to form a carrier fleet. Times, Sunday Times
  • This will require a full complement of diplomatic, political and military efforts.
  • She lived her full complement of days, ending them at her own farm in the southwest horse country, where she bred some of the finest coursers and palfreys outside of the large established studs.
  • You have a better chance of winning a football match if you have a full complement. The Sun
  • ‘There's some evidence the female has to eat the head of the male mantid to release the full complement of mating behaviors,’ Heydon said.
  • The cell is then stretched and split into two halves on the framework of microtubules, each half containing a full complement of chromosomes.
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