Sentence examples for records for tolerance from inspiring English sources

When millions of Catholic voters heard about this in a campaign season, Hagee apologized in an open letter to the Catholic League for Civil and Religious Rights, a conservative pressure group that itself doesn't set records for tolerance.

"History shows that the Pakistanis will slow-roll us to death," a senior U.S. intelligence official told me, referring to Pakistan's long record of tolerance for jihadi groups.

The record for heat tolerance is currently held by a group of organisms called hyperthermophile methanogens, which thrive around the edges of hydrothermal vents in the deep sea.

The Labour party has a proud record of tolerance, anti-racism and of standing up for minorities, and our leader has been at the forefront of many of the struggles for the dignity of all peoples.

South-East Asia, for example, with its history of maritime trade, has in some ways an admirable record of tolerance and openness to foreign influence.

It is known worldwide for its good governance record, zero tolerance for corruption and promotion of gender equality (56% of all parliamentarians are women, the highest proportion of female representation in the world).

Incidence of vomiting and use of prokinetic drugs were recorded for enteral nutrition tolerance comparison between <36 and ≥36 °C feeding.

With good biocompatibility, high and stable SNR for chronic recording, and high tolerance for electrolytic lesion, the NCTU probe would serve as a useful device in future neuroscience research.

How's that for tolerance?

Ahead of it, politicians called for tolerance.

Is it too much to ask for tolerance?" Oh, yes, tolerance.