Sentence examples for a limited tolerance from inspiring English sources

We will still have a limited tolerance for earnestness".

The British tend to have a limited tolerance for sacred flames.

But he has a limited tolerance for the people who shine it on him -- or so he professes.

Mr. Scelsa casts his departure as a reflection of consolidation in an ever more competitive and segmented radio industry with a limited tolerance for diversity in programming.

I sang along because it was too much trouble for the five-year-old me to explain to the teacher that I had a limited tolerance for whimsy.

"Colombian society has a limited tolerance for the FARC's lies, and the government has little margin to maneuver," said Senator Juan Lozano, a member of the president's party.

Second, what often prevents chemotherapies from eradicating cancers is a patient's limited tolerance to the most appropriate drugs, and this is particularly a problem in older patients and those weakened by late stage cancers.

For a reader with limited tolerance for sports-hero coverage the main accomplishment of this incident is to awaken memories of Ring Lardner, who was not merely America's incomparable analyst of a pitcher's psyche but of much else about the America of his time and ours.

There remain, however, several limitations: (1) limited tolerance of the patients for transplant-related complications, (2) low engraftment rates, and (3) risk of graft rejection, which mandates for adequate conditioning and immunosuppression.

Another travel survey — this one on leisure travel — shows that there is limited tolerance for a different type of bunking up.

Those with limited tolerance for a reverential tone, on the other hand, may find Great Performers' selection from those films, which it is showing at the Walter Reade Theater in association with the Film Society of Lincoln Center, most judicious.