Sentence examples for forced to tolerate from inspiring English sources

No woman should be forced to tolerate this for any longer than absolutely necessary.

Robert L. Maginnis (letter, April 1) is right to argue that soldiers should not be forced to tolerate certain behaviors.

The death this week of Peter Walker, prominent among the dissenting "wets" Margaret Thatcher was forced to tolerate in her cabinets, illuminates this issue.

"The U.S. has high resources and low risk-tolerance," Dr. Schiffman explained, while countries like India have little money and are forced to tolerate risk.

On commuter trains, where random strangers are forced to tolerate one another in close quarters for long stretches, cellphone jabberers are a particularly obnoxious life-form.

But in resisting militant demands, he has tolerated - or felt forced to tolerate - progressively more provocative denunciations of Western policies as well as indulgences of Soviet conduct.

The wall is the reason that this grand house had to be made uninhabitable: the presence of a five-storey structure so close to the barrier presented too much of a threat for the Israeli Defence Force to tolerate.

The arrest ended an ordeal that sent 1,300 law enforcement officers into the thickly forested northern reaches of New York and forced residents to tolerate nerve-wracking armed checkpoints and property searches.

Iran's aging leaders have been forced to give ground, tolerating changes they can no longer prevent.

Schneider told her constituents that it was "a last resort," but she conceded that the drought is forcing her to tolerate last resorts.

Worse, it forces others to tolerate deception and lying".