Sentence examples for more tolerance than from inspiring English sources

There is more tolerance than meets the eye in France.

Still, according to his own unofficial tally, he said there had been more tolerance than outrage.

Nawal, with more tolerance than many could muster, says she does live by it, "a hundred per cent".

Though rightly criticized for dealing harshly with protests, those governments may have more tolerance than the United States or European countries for members of religious minorities, they say.

Now, I should have said that the American people behaved remarkably well in the weeks and months after 9/11: There was very little panic, and much more tolerance than one might have feared.

However, Nagina variety showed more tolerance than variety 17,905 at different PEG-6000 concentrations.

I think there is more tolerance now than there used to be.

Most blacks don't have any more tolerance for crime than most whites.

With a laugh, he added that shareholders of Softbank might have more tolerance for risk than Yahoo's shareholders.

Vacuum MALDI has the capacities of higher throughput and more tolerance for contaminants than ESI.

"Society has more tolerance for a rapist than a thief.