Sentence examples for point tolerance from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Lewis says friendship is not the point; tolerance is -- "where we don't have this open hostility toward one another".

While that was higher than the central bank's target of 5.5percentt, it fell within a 2.5 percentage point tolerance band that allowed for an inflation rate of up to 8percentt.

Prices rose by 6.6% during the past year, breaching the two-point tolerance band around the Central Bank's 4.5% target.

Chua, the John Duff Jr. professor of law at Yale Law School, unfolds an agreeably plausible case with clarity and insistent simplification, like a lawyer pacing before the jury box, hitting the same points (tolerance, diversity, inclusion) for emphasis as she clicks off centuries and civilizations.

All the explanatory variables were above the conventional cut-off point for tolerance and variance inflation factor (VIF): none of them had tolerance less than 0.10 and greater than 10 for VIF.

Years pass, the dead accumulate, and Sher and Rogers drive home "Oslo" 's ultimately banal point: that tolerance sometimes, just sometimes, begins with the nicest people.

When this degree of fluidity and flexibility is present in the relationship and embodied by each partner, the set point and tolerance level will actually change and rise to a higher level as a result of the feeling of trust, support, and mutual understanding that has grown through the process of reciprocal appreciation of differences.

His moral compass pointed to tolerance and kindness.

Fasting glucose decreased by five points, glucose tolerance improved markedly, insulin levels fell by 50%.

"It's ironic that the city points to tolerance and inclusion as part of its reasoning.

While television land's celebrity chef may have scored points for tolerance, his outspokenness began to antagonize other gay people after he started last month to serve as spokesman for Gai Ecoute, this city's leading gay telephone hot line and social service referral service.