Sentence examples for age of tolerance from inspiring English sources

And how that journey mirrored a dramatic transfiguration of multicultural Britain that lurched from an age of tolerance to mutual suspicion before falling to pieces in hatred.

The current tenor of the immigration debate makes 2002 -- a time when Jan Brewer was still largely unknown to the American public -- look like the Golden Age of Tolerance.

This is the age of zero tolerance.

Several immune pathologies appear to be characteristic for this preclinical phase of RA, including acceleration of immune aging, loss of tolerance to neoantigens, and differentiation and accumulation of effector cells with high inflammatory capacity.

In order to compare individuals of equal size and age, bioassay tests of tolerance to chemicals are primarily carried out on preadult lice.

As it turned out, he didn't usher in a new age of liberalism and tolerance and bipartisanship in America it was pretty stupid, in hindsight, to expect him to do so but his specific actions as president shouldn't take away from the powerful symbolism of a black man becoming president.

As it turned out, he didn't usher in a new age of liberalism and tolerance and bipartisanship in America – it was pretty stupid, in hindsight, to expect him to do so – but his specific actions as president shouldn't take away from the powerful symbolism of a black man becoming president.

Maybe if we all teach our children, from an early age this simple message of tolerance and acceptance---we could undoubtedly transform this world into a more fantastic place.

In contrast, at 8 10 weeks of age glucose tolerance in both male and female dmpk−/− mice was altered (Fig. 3 B and C, respectively).

Age matching tolerance of ± 5 years was applied for women 85+ years and men 81+ years.

At 6 months of age, glucose tolerance tests were performed using 10 animals per group.