Sentence examples for particularly tolerant of from inspiring English sources

I am not particularly tolerant of others.

I was around two Hall of Famers who managed: Ted Williams surely loved to talk hitting in his stint with Washington and Texas, but he was not particularly tolerant of that annoying but necessary breed known as pitchers.

The fungus concentrates metals in the extramatrical hyphae and extra-hyphal slime and is particularly tolerant of high concentrations of Ni and Cr.

It was "a warning to that community that the new Xi Jinping government is not particularly tolerant of civil society, involvement in or criticism of state policies", she told Reuters.

These SNPs might have functional significance, or may just be at sites that are particularly tolerant of altered sequence.

Maritime pine (Pinus pinaster Aiton) is particularly tolerant to abiotic stresses, displaying relatively high levels of intraspecific variability [ 7].

However, no individual taxon emerged as particularly sensitive or particularly tolerant to reduced pH to be considered as 'indicator' of acidified conditions.

BALKAN societies emerging from years of Communism are generally not particularly tolerant or socially liberal.

A particularly tolerant turf grass is described, as is the significance of its ability to secrete ions.

Jamaica, he says, is "particularly tolerant towards people who are not heterosexual".

In work comparing Zn-efficient and -inefficient wheat genotypes, Rengel (1997) found that Zn deficiency increased the numbers of fluorescent pseudomonads in the rhizosphere of all wheat genotypes tested, but the effect was particularly obvious for genotypes tolerant of Zn deficiency.