Sentence examples for far tolerated from inspiring English sources

The government has so far tolerated shadow banking because getting rid of it is all but impossible, analysts say.

Because of this, and because it is worried that these Catholics would otherwise be poached by other, Protestant, evangelists, the church has so far tolerated Mr Velarde's movement.

Smoking kills around 430,000 Americans a year, but in many cases the link with death is hard to prove: for instance, a smoker who dies of heart disease may also be an overeater (or drinker).In the Engle suit, the courts have so far tolerated the idea that Floridian smokers may be sufficiently similar to allow the case to be heard, but the trial still promises to be long and complex.

The M.P.A.A. is frequently criticized for doling out R ratings for minimal amounts of sex, whereas violence is far more tolerated.

Incidentally, the ratio fell sharply as headache frequency increased above once a month, which may support this argument: absenteeism, being much more visible than presenteeism, is far less tolerated by employers.

The G/PEG preparations cleansed the colon as well as NuLYTELY, were far better tolerated, and were equally safe.

In addition, caspofungin was found to be far better tolerated than L-AmB in terms of nephrotoxicity (2.6 vs 11.5%; p < 0.001) [ 7].

[laughs] We'll see how far they tolerate this one.

And far from tolerating no criticism, we are always working to improve ourselves as individuals and as an organisation.RIE TSUMURASoka Gakkai InternationalTokyoColombia's armySIR Your article on Colombia (June 26th) maintains that "for the second time in seven months, the army appeared to have saved [Carlos] Castaño from defeat, perhaps death, at the hands of the FARC".

Authenticity comes across to consumers while greenwashing is tolerated far less.

The NHS has tolerated far more information being demanded than necessarily serves its purpose.