Sentence examples for be more tolerable from inspiring English sources

The situation would be more tolerable if these conquerors took the smallest interest in their conquest, but they do not.

The atypicals are considered by many patients to be more tolerable, and many experts believe they are better than older drugs in treating some aspects of psychosis.

The lapping tide of gooeyness would be more tolerable if Stark's empathy made him lose a big case, and if that loss got messy.

First, weaker countries like Greece could decide that life outside the single currency might be more tolerable than life inside it.

This leap of the imagination by a female writer may be more tolerable; but though it's courageous, and though Ron's awareness of the "line" not to be crossed remains, there are passages that slip into the gratuitously disturbing.

New antipsychotics were becoming available, and, though they could have serious side effects, they appeared to be more tolerable than the older generation of drugs, and to reduce the risk of debilitating, Parkinson's disease-like side effects.

He said that Alimta was more tolerable than Taxotere, though he was not that familiar with it.

Even falling to the Russians is more tolerable, because if nothing else, at least we respect them.

Of course, such a thing would not be simple — some views, after all, are more tolerable than others.

In the morning there had been more tolerable frustration for England for 43 minutes, during which Brad Haddin and Lyon added 40 runs together.

However, the cannibalised plot and half-digested philosophy would have been more tolerable if the three leads hadn't seemed so insufferably smug.