Sentence examples for has been tolerable from inspiring English sources

Britain draws labour from Western Europe, too: since 2010 net migration from the 15 early members of the EU amounts to more than 200,000 people.So far low productivity has been tolerable, even welcome.

If Wisconsin behaves more as true purple states like Virginia and Colorado, where Mr. Obama's bounce has been harder to perceive in the polls, Mr. Romney will be able to advance a stronger case that the damage he took during the Democratic convention has been tolerable.

Legoland had been tolerable.

Just as important, it had been tolerable.

Still, the oppressive atmosphere might have been tolerable were it not for the hunger.

Such pain may have been tolerable after 1991 when problems could be blamed on communist times.

"But for the last five years, other than some little things that have been tolerable, it's the most healthy I've been in my career".

Such cold water would have been tolerable to healthy dolphins, they suggested, but many of the dolphins in the northern Gulf were unhealthy and had thin blubber layers.

This would have been tolerable in the past since the climate change was moderate and putting restrictions for it would cost significant amount and result in more loss than gain.

That might have been tolerable so long as better days seemed around the corner, but such illusions have largely evaporated.Recent political events have reinforced such pessimism, says Mr Peci.

For an athlete, the pressures of a long season, high expectations and nagging injuries have a similar effect: a loss that may have been tolerable at the start of a season sets off a violent response in the playoffs.