Sentence examples for become tolerant from inspiring English sources

The liver is a remarkable organ, capable of regeneration even when 65%% of it is destroyed or resected, able to adapt and become tolerant of xenobiotic agents, and of variable genetic ability to tolerate new drugs.

A regular supply of food helps animals feel secure and they can become tolerant of people.

Tobacco users quickly become tolerant of any unpleasant effects, such as bad taste or odor.

I hope people in this country have not become tolerant of plutocracy.

As a result, bactericidal effects get eliminated in the mix and the pathogenic bacteria become tolerant.

Pests and pathogens have become tolerant to the use of conventional methods to improve agricultural production.

Users can become tolerant, meaning that they need increasingly higher doses, or they become addicted to the drugs.

An allergic person might be able to eat the altered proteins and become tolerant of them in all their forms.

"It is because we dared to go for the adventure that we were also able to become tolerant of others.

Even though many cultures have become tolerant, if not eager, to attract the spiritually curious, I still feel uneasy entering sacred sites.

Though it is not entirely clear why, the blood vessels in the nasal lining quickly become tolerant to the drugs' shrinking effects.