Sentence examples for To tolerate about from inspiring English sources

For example, both need to tolerate about 100 bar of pressure although high temperatures are not factors on Earth.

The sharp-shinned hawk: "It is not a bird for the farmer to tolerate about his chicken coops nor is it desirable about a bird preserve.

In my marriage, there are (many!) things my wife has to tolerate about me, but how sad of a relationship it would be if those outweighed her reasons for love!

Thus, if a particular algorithm A produces a retrieval list, a user willing to tolerate about a median k EPQ must apparently learn the corresponding E-value threshold E0 = E k (A) by empirical experience.

David Chase's grand, nasty mob opera inverted all sorts of expectations about serial storytelling, about what the audience was willing to tolerate, and about the wingspan of an ambitious television show.

Sedgemore had learnt to tolerate much about New Labour - according to Oliver Kamm, he was sufficiently leftwing to advocate price controls and nationalisation in the mid-1970s - but the anti-terrorism bill, foundation hospitals and Iraq were his sticking-points.

Once children learn that you are not going to tolerate mucking about and making things more challenging that they need to be, and that traveling isn't so bad after all, they'll start learning ways to manage and might even discover that their imagination is limitless.

He stood up to organize an effort to prevent them from coming: not again was he about to tolerate what for him was a life-shattering experience.

In this environment, he suggests, the central bank might well find it is more effective if it tells the markets and the public more than it would usually want to tell them - not just about the level of inflation it is willing to tolerate, but also about the real economic outcomes it will be looking for when it sets policy in the future.

His three children, in elementary and junior high schools, have learned to tolerate classmates' insults about their uncle.

Meanwhile, adopt a more stringent definition of "professional courtesy". Maybe you have to tolerate random interruptions about personal nonsense from your friends.