Sentence examples for not been tolerant from inspiring English sources

"For more than 500 years, they have not been tolerant with us," he said, dismissing the notion of compromise -- "perverse" negotiations, he called it -- with other parties.

But should we not be tolerant of other cultures?

China has warned that it will not be tolerant of democracy.

And if the accumulated injuries and fatigue drag the team down, the fans back home will not be tolerant.

Additionally, the host organism used for bioethanol production may not be tolerant to temperature, pH and ethanol stresses.

He adds: "We will not be tolerant of any foreign investor who wants to tell us how to conduct the affairs of our country".

The problem here is not hypocrisy — the charge typically brought by the likes of Steve King, who writes that "Conservatives are to be tolerant of liberal ideology; however the left need not be tolerant of conservative Christians".

Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said in a statement that "Turkey will not be tolerant towards the terror organization that targets our country's unity and integrity, as well as the safety of our citizens' lives and commodities".

Why could we not be tolerant of alternative languages, which seems only sensible, without thereby committing ourselves to being tolerant of alternative logics?

Pichia isolates found at the end of the fermentation line would, however, not be tolerant enough to be a contaminant able to take over the entire fermentation line.

Her Majesty Queen Rania: I think that, as is the case offline, we should not be tolerant of hate speech, racist comments, or groups that promote hatred or intolerance in any shape or form.