Sentence examples for acknowledged tolerance from inspiring English sources

Although drug addiction is now widely acknowledged, tolerance has limits.

She also acknowledged that tolerance had been strongly encouraged by her boss when she started the job in June.

Although the pesticide residue levels measured in CPES were all below U.S. EPA tolerance levels (U.S. EPA 2010), it should be acknowledged that tolerances were established at on a per chemical per crop basis in order to ensure the best practice of pesticide uses in the field.

(#15) A few acknowledged that excessive tolerance on behalf of women could make them partly responsible for the problem: " Perhaps, we, the women, make them like this, we try to solve their problems, we nurse them" (#15) "I think to some extent mum is to blame for it too...when he's got a hangover mum carries fried eggs with gherkins to him.

Instead, he relies on the Socratic method, asking questions rather than supplying answers, and he acknowledges a low tolerance for uninformed comments.

He has previously argued for tolerance for homosexuals and has acknowledged ordaining a priest he knew to be gay, but he has also insisted that he intends to abide by traditional teachings.

It has been acknowledged that whether a trade-off exists between tolerance and resistance depends on environmental conditions [45] [47].

Deregulated dendropoiesis and DC dysfunction have been acknowledged in recent years to trigger immune evasion and tolerance induction against cancer [ 13, 31, 32].

Article I acknowledged the Roman Catholic faith as the "dominant religion", but guaranteed tolerance and freedom to all religions.

Mr. Wowereit's election is acknowledged even by Mr. Gysi as a breakthrough for sexual freedom and tolerance.

Her writing is characterised by an amused, sweeping tolerance that acknowledges imperfection at all ages.