Sentence examples for a lowered tolerance from inspiring English sources

The most dangerous time for an accidental drug overdose is when a person with addictive illness is on a waiting list for treatment or when they are released from jail, prison or rehab, because of a lowered tolerance level to the opioids.

Given this context, some expressed a lowered tolerance for uncooperative, rude or aggressive patients, or those who 'won't help themselves'.

In general, when using, it makes people more aggressive with a lower tolerance for frustration.

And Filipinos, who pride themselves on their singing, may have a lower tolerance for bad singers.

A study by Elena Belogolovsky and Peter Bamberger found that pay inequality negatively affected the performance of workers, particularly those with a lower tolerance for inequality generally.

"So far, they've proven to be better stores of capital this time around thanks in part to a lower tolerance for risk," she said.

All these factors help explain why British health regulators have a lower tolerance for risk, especially when benefits may be minimal.

There are indications that Benedict had a lower tolerance for sexual misconduct by elite clergy members than other top Vatican officials.

At a time when audiences may have a lower tolerance for watching violence, a theatrical fight director like Rick Sordelet might have reason to worry about the demand for his services.

For a lower tolerance, i.e. 0.2 Å, this quota is slightly worse.

In SPM carrier-based inoculants, bacteria have a lower tolerance particularly for temperature variations.