Sentence examples for historically tolerated from inspiring English sources
While the government has historically tolerated some debate about judicial decisions, Mr. Xi has generally sought to rein in dissent, especially when it gathers force online.
There's little doubt that the culture of military service has historically tolerated occasional--and sometimes systematic--cruelties because, over all, the rituals produce troops willing to sacrifice for each other.
Unusually for a religion that has historically tolerated Christianity and Judaism, this form of Islam regards even other Muslims who don't share its extreme ideals as 'infidels' who should be punished brutally, sharing an outlook with the Taliban's hardline clerics.
Such colonies that have historically tolerated harsh conditions may be difficult to separate from those established through recent long-distance colonization events, but either may provide a nucleus for range expansion via seed dispersal as climates become more hospitable.
They have historically been tolerated by the authorities and are routinely glamorised in fanzines and manga comics.
While the Yakuza are known to be involved in illegal activities, they are not an illegal organisation in Japan and have historically been tolerated by authorities. .
Many Ugandans have told me that gay people, historically, had been tolerated in their villages.
"There have been some blind spots that are rooted not just in pro football but dating back to college football and certain behaviors have been tolerated historically that really should not have been tolerated.
Historically, the French have tolerated high taxes as the price of decent public services and a proper universal safety-net.
Historically, the Vatican appears to have tolerated the traditions and attitude toward celibacy of the so-called Eastern Rite Catholics in order to retain a foothold in regions where Orthodox Christianity has dominated.
Historically, orally administered p38 MAPK inhibitors have often been poorly tolerated, probably due to "off target" effects on other kinases leading to side effects such as liver toxicity [ 14].
