Sentence examples for lower tolerance for from inspiring English sources

And Filipinos, who pride themselves on their singing, may have a lower tolerance for bad singers.

"So far, they've proven to be better stores of capital this time around thanks in part to a lower tolerance for risk," she said.

A study by Elena Belogolovsky and Peter Bamberger found that pay inequality negatively affected the performance of workers, particularly those with a lower tolerance for inequality generally.

All these factors help explain why British health regulators have a lower tolerance for risk, especially when benefits may be minimal.

His lower tolerance for risk and preference to keep cash will be a welcome balance to my gain-chasing impulses.

THE BOTTOM LINE Chronic sleep loss appears to lower tolerance for pain, though it's not clear why.

Given this context, some expressed a lowered tolerance for uncooperative, rude or aggressive patients, or those who 'won't help themselves'.

But Stern for decades has also walked a fine line, trying to draw an affluent and largely white fan base to arenas while repeatedly railing against the public's lower tolerance threshold for missteps from his predominantly black, and very visible, player pool.

In SPM carrier-based inoculants, bacteria have a lower tolerance particularly for temperature variations.

Adolescents may however, have lower tolerance levels for substances, including marijuana, and become dependent at lower doses than adults (e.g. Chen et al. 1997).

If ammonia tolerance is selected along the urbanization gradient according to increasing selection intensities from the rural towards urban localities, on average individuals with greater tolerance will be selected for in the urban environment, and individuals with lower tolerance will be selected for in the rural environment.