Sentence examples for more tolerable from from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the term "child prostitute" has the effect of dismissing the victimization and abuse that has been committed against the child, and makes it somehow different or more tolerable from other forms of rape or sexual abuse of minors.

That makes lower prices more tolerable for producers.

The second half was slightly more tolerable for Saints but the damage had long since been done.

Now that AI could help keep Instagram more tolerable for humans.

It's much more tolerable than from opioids.

Instead, take control, figure out what you need to make your situation easier (or at least, more tolerable), get help from others if you need it, and create a vision of your life which includes getting and staying fit, so you can more readily shoulder whatever comes your way in the future.

Choosing r > 1 makes the function non-linear and results in placing more emphasis on being closer to the target value, and choosing 0< r < 1 makes it less important or more tolerable to be more remote from the target.

"I have to do something, not just to help make unfortunate people's lives a little more tolerable but also to disassociate myself from the repugnant image Britain is giving to the world".

Sunday night's rather overlong telecast was made more tolerable by the many tweets that went alongside, from the good to the bad to the John Travolta.

For one month now, filmmaker and artist Miranda July has been making Mondays a little more tolerable by sprucing up our inboxes with emails from famous people.

There is, however, noise from below, though she finds that more tolerable.