Sentence examples for less than tolerable from inspiring English sources

There were suggestions from memoir (@rockskimmer proposed Wilt Chamberlain's fact-checker) and young adult literature (@GreenEyedLilo thought it would be less than tolerable to be the guidance counselor in any high school in any V. C. Andrews novel).

Time to upgrade that dinosaur of an OS on your Samsung BlackJack to a less than tolerable version 6.

Exposures to foods cooked in bowls of this type would be less than Tolerable Daily Intake (TDI) levels; however, gaps in the understanding of chronic exposure to melamine may warrant caution among consumers, especially parents of young children.

Prior to my visit I feared that the constant standing would be less than tolerable, however I soon found that the rhythm of the chanting and prayers produced a transcendent state that erased discomfort.

Less Than Jake.

Intuitively, a function f(t) approaches a limit L as t approaches a value p if, whatever size error can be tolerated, f(t) differs from L by less than the tolerable error for all t sufficiently close to p. But what exactly is meant by phrases such as "error," "prepared to tolerate," and "sufficiently close"?

BPA exposure during the fetal and lactational periods affects sexual differentiation of the brain structure and behavior at a dosage less than the human tolerable daily intake level (50 μg/kg; Kubo et al. 2003).

Consequently, the offspring of dams exposed to the high (250 μg/kg BW) and low (25 μg/kg BW) BPA doses would have been exposed to approximately 0.25 2.5 and 0.025 0.25 μg BPA/kg BW/day, respectively (Kurebayashi et al. 2005; Snyder et al. 2000), which is less than the daily tolerable dose of 50 μg/kg BW/day established by the U.S. EPA.

Clinicians wishing to optimize their patients' glycemic control should recognize that metformin may be less tolerable, less effective, and less durable than is commonly believed and be prepared to respond to failure quickly.

In addition, some critics of genetically engineered crops say that the use of extra herbicides, including some old ones that are less environmentally tolerable than Roundup, belies the claims made by the biotechnology industry that its crops would be better for the environment.

The latter considers that less than 10% of the tolerable threshold level occurs via fishery products and that 115 g of fish are consumed per person per day.