Sentence examples for increasing tolerance of from inspiring English sources

Rather, what we have seen is an increasing tolerance of certain sorts of antisemitism.

Phelps also believed that fighting the increasing tolerance of homosexuality was the key moral issue of our time.

Back in New York, Mostly Mozart has shown wisdom in bringing back the thrillingly radical production of "Don Giovanni" (Aug. 17 and Aug. 19) by the conductor Iván Fischer, one of several prominent Hungarian artists who have spoken out against that country's increasing tolerance of anti-Semitism and homophobia.

There were probably several reasons for the shift besides the strict new rules: a robust economy in which work paid well, increasing tolerance of women in the workforce and a tax credit that Clinton had expanded in his administration that increased wages.

Random mutagenesis is a generally an accepted and widely used approach for increasing tolerance of a bacterial strain towards an unknown inhibitor.

She adds that it could be used to promote human-chimpanzee coexistence in areas where cocoa is an important cash crop, increasing tolerance of wildlife by providing economic benefits.

This generation's converts have benefited in many ways from the increased tolerance of modern society.

NIH should change the way it measures success to increase tolerance of failure.

That acceptance of certain risks may increase tolerance of uncertain outcomes.(Photo credit: AFP).

Immobilization led to increased tolerance of enzyme to some metal ions, inhibitors and detergents.

Simulations show a reduced sensitivity of resist linewidth to exposure variation and an increased tolerance of the linewidth to focus error with partially coherent illumination.