Sentence examples for measures of tolerance from inspiring English sources
The surveys included multiple items that assessed knowledge about art, as well as measures of tolerance, historical empathy and sustained interest in visiting art museums and other cultural institutions.
This lack of consensus may be a result of idiosyncrasies of specific host and pathogen combinations [ 41], as well as to employment of different measures of tolerance and resistance across studies.
Location records (time spent hidden or near water surface) and observations of aggression by dominants towards the test fish were used as measures of tolerance of the test fish by the dominants.
taxa as a community quality compositional measures; percent tolerant taxa as a measure of tolerance to perturbation; and percent clingers as a measure of sediment habitat quality.
This bloodshed is going beyond all measure of tolerance".
Was what I witnessed yesterday a measure of tolerance in a multicultural London, or one of willed, self-protective indifference?
In part, it is simple racism: dark-skinned Caucasians remain doormats in a nation which has a long way to go to achieve any measure of tolerance.
"Campillo shows what's possible when you have the proper measure of tolerance and respect," Mr. Rubio said in a phone interview, explaining what inspired him to make the film.
Casual social discrimination continues to set us back even when there is a measure of tolerance, and still closely impacts our careers and personal lives: everything from finding a flat, to finding and maintaining relationships.
Britain's redefinition of the secular – multiculturalism – was partly achieved through ordinary battles that were not so different from the one ensuing now over Rhodes in Oriel: for instance, Muslim women employees at shops such as Boots being permitted to retain the hijab, a measure of tolerance that would not have been admissible in France.
Although operating in the shadow of an imperial legal code that prohibited the instigation of litigation, these quasi-lawyers also enjoyed a fair measure of tolerance from officialdom, which suggests that at least some of them may have served a useful purpose.
