Sentence examples for now tolerable from inspiring English sources
Conditions are improving, says Mr Vasella, and are now tolerable, if not ideal.
This is pretty objectionable – is a policy of mass deportation now tolerable?
What is now a tolerable sweep into disputed territory would be denounced in the U.N. as invasion pure and simple.
We were lucky with our looks — deckedin matter — like everyone on earth.That they divorced us well before my birth and raised me in a faraway land of unicornsand you in the Bloc, eating cabbageand drinking Becherovka, now seems tolerable baggage for these waves, which brandish so prettily.
Its many failings now look less tolerable.
"It's tolerable now," he added, with 30,000 refugees around a city of 135,000.
Experts now recommend a tolerable daily intake (TDI) of 0.1mg of coumarin per kg of body weight per day.
It's just now he's tolerable.' " The point is the woman was depressed for a reason; her pain was about something.
It must be said, though, that travelling has been made so much more tolerable now that one is able to carry a taste of Ghana wherever one goes.
Obviously, advertisements pay for the services we enjoy (for now) and are tolerable enough for users of platforms like Twitter and Facebook and Instagram (and now Snapchat) to bear.
Now, the maximum tolerable amount of additional inband interference IMAX, compared to the desired signal, the inband thermal noise and the inband quantization noise powers (S16-QAM + NTOT ), defines the needed interference rejection ratio demanded to fulfill the set SINRtarget.
