Sentence examples for have more tolerance from inspiring English sources
Americans also seem to have more tolerance for inflation than Japan's citizens have.
With a laugh, he added that shareholders of Softbank might have more tolerance for risk than Yahoo's shareholders.
Many young people I've seen in the Facebook-raised generation have more tolerance for the behavior of others than I recall seeing earlier.
I think there are some people who have more tolerance, people who don't have a long-lasting commitment to their own style".
The evaluation results show that the high modulus asphalt concrete have more tolerance than the normal asphalt concrete for negative effects of RAP on the engineering properties.
Though rightly criticized for dealing harshly with protests, those governments may have more tolerance than the United States or European countries for members of religious minorities, they say.
Mr. Delaney said that a generation raised on processed foods has more tolerance to spicy flavors.
I began using the Plantronics CT10 as my primary phone, and I found that I had more tolerance for long phone calls because it was so comfortable.
South Africa, by contrast, historically had more tolerance of racial mixing and a more pragmatic definition of whiteness, in large part because of a shortage of "pure" Europeans, especially women, Mr. Fredrickson wrote.
