Sentence examples for may tolerate from inspiring English sources

Without single organs or centralised functions plants may tolerate predation without losing functionality.

(After all, they do have health benefits). You may tolerate some foods better than others.

Suspicion is growing that the army may tolerate some killings or even sponsor them.

Within its area a male may tolerate subadult or aged bulls, which have subordinate status.

They may tolerate long-range support of oppressed people, but intervention by UK troops is for now off-limits.

The faithful may tolerate them but not produce them; they may condemn them verbally; or they may destroy them.

In certain situations buyers or sellers of an Internet service may tolerate the inconvenience of using the Internet-based service.

The authorities may tolerate matrons doing aerobics in parks, but young women dashing over obstacles pushes the boundaries of acceptability.

If you hold your bonds until maturity — or keep them as a buffer — you may tolerate such swings.

On account of vast developments in urban areas, the so-called cultural heritage of cities, may tolerate irreversible damages, thus striking a balance is essential.

Some people may tolerate the killing of a fine stag by local country folk but find a rifle aimed by a private jet-owning businessmen offensive.