Sentence examples for had tolerated for from inspiring English sources

The killing provoked widespread revulsion and Sylvia began campaigning against a form of prejudice many believed Britain's multiple subcultures had tolerated for far too long.

This is a situation we have tolerated for too long, and it needs to change.

But the best show in town is the Daily Telegraph's dogged campaign to bring down Gordon Brown's Labor government by exposing the squishy underbelly of corruption in Parliament that Labor has tolerated for years.

That new measuring stick cuts out a lot of the crap you may have tolerated for years.

Broad loves schools where poor kids spend their days barking answers to scripted curricula - schools Mayor Booker's parents would never have tolerated for their son.

I have many beautiful memories from my two and a half year marriage, and a few indescribably painful ones of things I shouldn't have tolerated for two and a half seconds.

We must not forget that the crisis and the instability are the result of the Turkish invasion of northern Cyprus, which we have tolerated for the last 23 years.

Landis had hoped that the large Cardinal farm system would become economically unfeasible; when it proved successful for the Cardinals, he had tolerated it for several years and was in a poor position to abolish it.

She had tolerated it for years, but now she'd found that he had spent more than two hundred thousand yuan — thirty thousand dollars — on her, savings that should have been going toward their old age and a house for their son.

Duffy however commented in a statement released by the University yesterday, saying: "While we had made it clear to occupiers that their sit-in was unacceptable, we had tolerated it for several weeks because we could contain it without undue disruption to the day-to-day operation of the University.

The armed forces had tolerated Dr Allende for nearly three years.