Sentence examples for probably tolerate from inspiring English sources

Managers probably tolerate errors more than they do leadoff walks, but errors make them squirm, too.

The company does not supply lifesaving products (in fact, many would argue the opposite), and could probably tolerate an occasional stock-out to improve its bottom line.

Abstinence has many fears, but maybe none greater than that of ambiguity, or the notion that teenagers can probably tolerate a certain amount of it.

If there was some magical bar where you could choose from thousands of potential sexual partners, you'd probably tolerate the crappy beer.

The system can probably tolerate that much noise.

The finished product helps to blur the lines between downtempo dance music and lyric-heavy tunes that your parents would probably tolerate if you threw it on the car stereo during your next family road trip.

Mr Baker's report suggested that most American oil firms probably tolerated similar safety lapses.

This approach, however, probably tolerates a few germline mutations which cannot be differentiated from somatic mutations.

Despite the extensive sequence diversity, the C-terminal regions of about half of RXLR effectors display a conserved core α-helical fold (termed the "WY-domain") that probably tolerates considerable plasticity [ 38, 39].

Resultant rate ratios must be interpreted within the context of prescribing practice: rate ratios for hypotension in later study risk windows (for example, weeks 5-8, 9-12) represent hypotension risk among patients who probably tolerated earlier risk windows of exposure (for example, weeks 1-4) withavingaving a hypotension event that led to hospital admission.

A mother who is well nourished probably tolerates such costs better than one who is not.