Sentence examples for performance can be tolerated from inspiring English sources
No ambiguity, or even complexity, about the definition of performance can be tolerated.
No such protestations have yet been required of Lovie Smith in Tampa Bay, where Jameis Winston's up-and-down performances can be tolerated as growing pains.
The DMWs could be designed more rationally by following the principles of a performance-based design (PBD), because minor damage to DMWs can be tolerated under strong earthquakes provided that the required foundation performance has been satisfied.
ROC analysis showed better overall performance for sm = 9 mm FWHM except in a very conservative environment where no false positives can be tolerated, where sm = 5 mm FWHM performed best (Figure 3).
Such a robust performance is of critical importance to mass production as certain fabrication errors, usually unavoidable in nanoscale, can be tolerated by such a reliable structure.
Some outbreaks of disease can be tolerated.
A certain amount of melamine can be tolerated, they said.
Such lapses can be tolerated when no harm results.
This means finding applications where error can be tolerated.
But the errors are relatively small and can be tolerated.
Thus, both global and local shape deformations can be tolerated.
