Sentence examples for bearable limit from inspiring English sources

The current intensity will be increased to maximum tolerance and then reduced to a bearable limit.

Bullying and cruelty, meanwhile, were rife among the boys, and great ingenuity was exercised in finding out the weak points of the smaller children and tormenting them beyond bearable limits.

A method to allow systems created in one country to be shared with other countries in an equitable manner will have to be agreed to ensure the rapid take-up of technologies that will be crucial to efforts to keep global warming within bearable limits.

Then our nephew Rhoades ignited the bonfire, to inevitably magnetic, Druidical effect people mobbing up to the invisible limit of bearable heat.

I'd immerse myself in the immense humanity of this symphony, called the Symphony of Sorrowful Songs, going from audible limits to bearable ones".

It's a movie about pain and loss — and specifically, it tests the limits of the bearable, particularly among those who have never had to bear much.

(usually bearable, sometimes unbearable, mostly or always unbearable); Have you limited your daily activities, such as required by your job or housework, because of pain, aching, or stiffness in your knee?

This implies that the water availability in August 2001 is bearable for C. mopane, while it comes closer to the species-specific limit in June 2002.

She points out that the same solutions that will make menstruation more sustainable for women in the developed world are what will make it bearable for women in the developing world, who are even more limited in their options.

Hang on a minute: "Togetherness" might be bearable because each episode is about 25 minutes long, which may be the limit for how long I can dwell on the domestic problems of moderately unhappy urban professionals.

He said rules which would limit the amount of time buskers could perform at one location would make it more bearable for people working nearby.