Sentence examples similar to business tolerance from inspiring English sources

Yet gay marriage has become an essential, local issue, and reflects a longstanding mind-your-business tolerance that defines the state's cultural climate.

He envisions a time when " … the sources of human suffering disease, war, economic distress become targets of successful businesses… religious tolerance is spread through business success, because sustainable businesses find larger, unifying purposes that bring people together across political and culture frontier".

If nothing else, it suggested that at one stage in this sordid business, Mr. Silver's tolerance of sexual misconduct was higher than zero.

The business currently has a tolerance margin about as fragile as a thoroughbred's fetlocks.

The city's 22 "gentlemen's clubs" rival in number only those of Miami and Houston, thriving on Atlanta's convention business and its political tolerance.

Facing mounting criticism from the city's tabloids and from some business interests for his tolerance of an encampment they found increasingly noxious, he spoke increasingly of the need to balance free speech with public safety.

Still, consumers appear to be retaining some of the skepticism that has so recently confounded marketers and agencies because they "suggest they'll have less tolerance for business leaders who aren't 'front and center' with their plans of action rather than their expressions of sympathy," Mr. Nelson said.

Growing up amid the sounds of singing workers in his father's almond business, he acquired a tolerance for sonic simultaneity that, in the words of Jeremy Drake, in the New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians, prompted Milhaud to create works in which there is "so much (sometimes too much) going on at the same time".

In their petition, the broadcasters claim that Aereo presents "a direct assault" on their main revenue source and that the Supreme Court "has had little tolerance for business models built on the for-profit exploitation of the copyrighted works of others".

Rather, he said that as in Cincinnati, business leaders should push for tolerance in their own interest.

The jeweller Tiffany's states: "We have advised all of our business partners of our zero tolerance policy for diamonds of Marange origins".