Sentence examples for declining tolerance from inspiring English sources

Our rising preference for airpower has corresponded with a declining tolerance for Western deaths and a parallel declining regard for non-Western lives.

Other forces driving persecution include authoritarian regimes restricting the activities of particular faith groups, tensions between groups coming into contact as a result of migration and displacement, and declining tolerance and pluralism in some parts of the world.

However, a 2001 2009 panel study found declining tolerance of wolves among residents of Wisconsin's wolf range.

Derived from maximum negative water and negative osmotic potential values determined by (Mitlöhner [1998]) we place canopy species into four perceived groups of declining tolerance to water deficits.

Apparently, the beneficiaries of Brave New India, educated by an alert media and motivated by economic gain, have a "declining tolerance for violence" – and even someone as fanatical as Modi realises that news of wholesale murder of Muslims, quickly disseminated in the age of globalisation, is bad for business.

He argues that in a time of increasing need for refugee protection but declining political tolerance of refugees, radical solutions are needed.

The results showed that the mean insulin sensitivity, measured as an index (SI) from a frequently sampled intravenous glucose tolerance test, declined in all glucose tolerance categories with time.

Consequently, the establishment of local populations including several generations is unlikely due to a lower competitive ability compared to climax tree species (e.g. limited shade tolerance, early declining growth rates).

Weight gain was significantly correlated with declining DI in both normal glucose tolerance and impaired glucose tolerance; the correlation was stronger in the subgroup with impaired glucose tolerance (5).

The exercise tolerance declined gradually in the usual care group.

In our large epidemiological study, SG declines as glucose tolerance worsens, particularly early in the disease process.