Sentence examples for deemed tolerable from inspiring English sources

Decades ago, the blue clouds trailing a '60s Saab were deemed tolerable, but no longer.

Though most Friends had passed through varieties of Puritanism, they carried the emphasis on a direct relationship between the believer and God far beyond what Puritans deemed tolerable.

She won a hefty majority in the German parliament to expand the eurozone's rescue fund to €440bn (£382bn), and the rebellion within her coalition was deemed tolerable.

In the build-up to the 2019 NRL campaign, that hurt has been inflicted by a group of players who clearly believed they operated outside the bounds of what is deemed tolerable by society and the game.

American and British Airways are now archrivals in a number of major markets, and the proposed alliance would "increase concentration in amounts and to levels that vastly exceed the increases and resulting concentration levels deemed tolerable under the U.S. merger guidelines," Mr. Anderson said.

Requiring the device to connect to the internet was strongly disfavored and was deemed tolerable only if this provided some substantial improvement in the application's performance (this supports the findings of the previous local study [63]).

Inflation hovers at around 6.5%, the upper bound of what the Central Bank deems tolerable.

You should not tell someone "Whatever you tell me will never leave this room" if that promise only applies to anecdotes you deem as tolerable.

This is a break with the status quo, in which a lax regulatory regime was pretty much deemed to be tolerable.

At any point in a trial, the dose given is that with estimated toxicity deemed closest to the maximum tolerable toxicity.

On a separate measure, the I-35W bridge was rated "structurally deficient," but was deemed to have met "minimum tolerable limits to be left in place as it is".