Sentence examples for less than tolerant from inspiring English sources

Chinese society, certainly the Communist government, continues to this day to be less than tolerant of freedom of expression or artistic experimentation.

One mob boss who hired a Lithuanian assassin for a failed bid to kill Crocetta was less than tolerant of his sexuality than voters, describing him in a wiretapped call as "this queer communist".

Among the excellent documentaries shown were Stanley Nelson's "Ralph Bunche," an informative look at the African-American Nobel Peace Prize laureate, and the intense "Trembling Before G-d," the director Sandi Simcha Dubrowski's film on Orthodox Jews trying to reconcile their faith with Orthodoxy's less than tolerant traditions.

If he was self-hating and spoke about fellow gay men with such open contempt, it's easy to imagine the general vibe of his community as less than tolerant.

Whilst Eutharic was nominally a statesman, politician and soldier of the Roman Empire, he was also an Arian, whose views clashed with the Catholic majority; as consul enforcing Theoderic's tolerant policy towards the Jewish people, he incurred resentment from the local Catholics, whose traditions were less than tolerant.

Both Anthony Bourdain and Gordon Ramsay have expressed less-than-tolerant views of vegetarians.

When glyphosate is not used, they produced far fewer seeds than less tolerant ones.

Freezing tolerant plants were previously shown to better cope with photoinhibition than less tolerant cultivars [ 34].

Color mutants of ARSEF 23, in general, were less UV tolerant than their parent wild-type.

The SSF process eliminates expensive equipment and reduces the probability of contamination by unwanted organisms that are less ethanol tolerant than the microbes selected for fermentation (Szczodrak1989).

Figure 3E shows that aged males on a poor diet were less anoxia tolerant than young males on a poor diet.