Sentence examples for much less tolerant from inspiring English sources

His father was much less tolerant.

We have become much less tolerant of sexist behaviour.

And, secondly, we become much less tolerant of any person or idea that's different than us.

It seems that Europe is much less tolerant than America of Israel's misbehaviour.

Players say that officials are much less tolerant of gloved punches during scrums than they used to be.

But since the American occupation began, landlords have been much less tolerant of tenants who slip behind.

Others were wary, recalling a time when Qadhi spouted a much harder, less tolerant line.

Nurses tended to be much angrier, frustrated, less tolerant and more affected by patient violence when it involved a patient with a personality disorder or substance misuse.

Online video is still not a serious competitor, partly because viewers are less tolerant of ads, partly because much of it is poor.

Good video requires a much higher data rate than streaming audio, and is less tolerant of data loss.

Fast-growing types, which were less tolerant, could increase the shoot length by as much as 5 cm per day.