Sentence examples for becoming tolerant from inspiring English sources

Now, after decades of RoundUp use, tall morning glories are becoming tolerant to its active ingredient, glyphosphate.

Scotland has an expanding salmon farming industry, increasingly unable to control the sea lice problem on its farmed fish, relying on chemical treatments to which the lice are becoming tolerant or resistant and still largely in denial about the impact they are having on the wider marine environment.

This resulted in concerns that the public was becoming tolerant of extremists.

Previous studies have shown that cells that undergo prolonged stimulation of Nod2, mimicking prolonged infection, no longer respond to subsequent stimulation by bacterial ligands, such as LPS, thus becoming tolerant to those stimuli [32], [54].

Some women also reported feeling frustrated with their constant use of pain killers, and were fearful of becoming tolerant to pain killers and the need to increase the dose.

In the UK there is good evidence that people are becoming more tolerant of difference and less tolerant of violence.

Mugabe also accused other African countries of becoming more tolerant of homosexuality because they have become reliant on European countries for aid and support.

"But we see people becoming less tolerant in all of Israeli society.

He doesn't necessarily believe the British public is becoming more tolerant of explicit sex.

The government says it is waiting to see if society is becoming more tolerant".

These days everyone is becoming more tolerant, though social acceptance does decline slightly with age.