The American society, as a whole, can never achieve the outer reaches of its potential so long as it tolerates the inner cities of despair.
Nature tolerates sentimentality about as well as it tolerates a vacuum.
As long as it tolerates leaders and spokesmen like Lord Carey, Christianity is perfectly capable of waging war on itself.
This hypothesis is plausible because P. roqueforti is commonly found in dairy-related environments (such as silage) and even in the caves in which the cheese is left to mature, as it tolerates many environmental variations such as cold temperatures, low oxygen concentrations, alkaline and weak acid preservatives (Samson et al. 2004; Pitt and Hocking 2009).
The researchers found that the slime mold network was as efficient as the rail network, it tolerated breaks in the connections just as well, and it was created at reasonable cost to the organism.
As its name suggests, it tolerates more shade.
Before this new autocratic empire established its rigid administrative control over such traditional chiefs as it still tolerated, the Third Republic had recognized the inhabitants of Saint-Louis, Gorée, Dakar, and Rufisque, regardless of ethnicity, as French citizens.
We now know that the behaviour of Jimmy Savile and Rolf Harris was just one piece of an entertainment culture where such abuse was as endemic as it was tolerated and ignored.
Importantly, the THIOMAB conjugate displayed a larger therapeutic index, as it was tolerated at much higher doses in animals.
Patients were randomized to receive RT alone or RT plus adjuvant goserelin (LHRH agonist), which was introduced in the last week of RT and continued until the disease progressed or as long as it was tolerated by the patient.
