Sentence examples for be tolerated with from inspiring English sources
verb
To allow (something that one dislikes or disagrees with) to exist or occur without interference.
- I like the way he plays the guitar, but I can't tolerate his voice when he sings.
In the backward-seated position, forces up to 35 g can be tolerated with few apparent difficulties.
Minor slights must be tolerated with finesse.
For the F404-RM12 engine multiple sensor faults can be tolerated with only minor control impact.
It could be argued that some neurotechnologically-induced personality changes could be tolerated with regard to persistent violent offenders (for instance, serial rapists, killers and pedophiles).
Four or five inosine substitutions could be tolerated with some decline in rates, but amplification often failed from cRNA templates with primers containing larger numbers of inosines.
Adjustments to the positioning of the backrest, its type are inevitable when the performance of the weaving machine can no longer be tolerated with standard settings for low weft density, high weft density, and extra heavy fabrics.
It remained banned for more than a century, but a revival of its use in schools was tolerated with the arrival of the Socialist government in 1997.
Strenuous efforts of the wrist were tolerated with moderate pain.
Several positions of the core structure were identified, where a polar group was tolerated with slight reduction in receptor binding.
Both administered activities, 2.5 and 5 MBq/animal (9 and 19 MBq/kg body weight), were tolerated with regard to myelotoxicity, kidney, liver, and general toxicity.
