Sentence examples for more tolerance that from inspiring English sources

But I guess I have a bit more tolerance that way.

Indeed in many systems, it has been shown that there is more tolerance than immunity to V. dahliae, with the correlation between fungal biomass and disease presence being poor in some cases.

There is more tolerance than meets the eye in France.

Frankly, 30 years ago or 40 years ago, there might have been a different reaction and more tolerance for that kind of racist chant.

"Frankly, 30 years ago or 40 years ago, there might have been a different reaction and more tolerance for that kind of racist chant," Obama said Friday.

The City Council and the State Assembly are trying to legislate better behavior and more tolerance among students, and that is nice, in a "We Are the World" sort of way.

If we use additive relationship, and the tolerance of a component is equal, the tolerance of each component of the assembled set is expected to be 0.182 mm, that is, more than the previous tolerance that was 0.129.

More likely than not, that message — no more tolerance of chronic selfishness — is one that resonates with the likes of a committed professional like James.

The Black Codes and Jim Crow were kinds of tolerance that were nothing more than hatred in its most cunning incarnation.

Health workers working with the NGO's may be perceived as neutral as well as knowledgeable, and young people probably expect more tolerance and openness on a subject that has been taboo for them.

Consequently, it is obvious that more tolerance will be allocated to each component, using the probability relation and the central limit theorem.