Sentence examples for Tolerate suffering from inspiring English sources

Then he smiled and said, "We can tolerate suffering much more than the Israelis can".

You might be surprised at how many powerful people are willing to cut public health funding or to keep focusing on treating disease or tolerate suffering and deaths because their concept of health policy does not include anything outside of clinical medicine.

He challenges the middle-class complacency and prejudice that tolerated such suffering.

Forgiveness for the societal callousness that tolerates such suffering.

MXF was effective and well tolerated in patients suffering from AECB.

The few studies examining oral phenylephrine at the recommended dose of 10 mg have shown it to be well tolerated in patients suffering from nasal congestion.

Many of us will suffer at our end, and for years beforehand; but, I would maintain, we have a duty to tolerate our suffering as a sacrifice for the respect our society has learned to accord to life generally: only through coping with and witnessing our suffering will rising generations gain true respect for the miracle of conception and all that follows it.

Down the road this may have the unintended consequence of the child deciding that they can't confide in his or her parents when they are troubled for fear they will upset them, or worry that the parent can't tolerate their suffering.

Not every conscious patient with a terminal illness who is intubated for MV can tolerate the suffering caused by the endotracheal tube, and patients may wish to die without the endotracheal tube in their upper airways.

But a fresh remit reminds its rate setters that when output is suffering, and would suffer more with a rate rise, frothy prices should be tolerated.

Above all else, conservatism is damned by the waste and suffering it tolerates.