Sentence examples for relatively tolerable from inspiring English sources

Only in Germany, Austria and Denmark, where the young are formally enrolled in apprenticeships, are youth unemployment rates relatively tolerable.

In 1794 he fled to the United States, where he discovered a form of government that was "relatively tolerable".

Contrary, as vertical force to the skin is relatively tolerable [1], we could obtain a clear ultrasound image using the technique of pressing the probe against the skin.

"I held fundraisers for her"....And if none of the sitting governors or a Wall Street-friendly candidate like Ryan can wrest the nomination from the likes of a Paul or a Cruz? "In that situation," one Wall Street executive said, "then Hillary seems relatively tolerable".

In general, tamoxifen therapy is relatively tolerable with a fair adherence rate (Wigertz et al, 2012).

Compared with the toxicity of chemotherapy, targeted molecular therapies seem to be relatively tolerable (Rutkowski and Ruka, 2009).

Additionally, a peptide-mediated 10 15% improvement of GBE activity from null (e.g. p.F257L in GSDIV) might change a fatal childhood disease such as GSDIV, to a relatively more tolerable adult onset disease such as APBD.

Peter Hartlaub of the San Francisco Chronicle believed Cyrus was a fair singer and commented, "It was relatively wholesome, musically tolerable and certainly had plenty of production value.

Although simulations have shown relatively minor excursions above tolerable concentrations in patients with moderate RI, and the two patients in this study with moderate RI who were administered 10 µg exenatide tolerated it well, therapeutic escalation from 5 to 10 µg bid by patients with moderate RI should be done conservatively.

So this is the not the story of how air-conditioning changed everything -- which it did -- but of how air-conditioning has changed, because the smaller and more efficient units that make heat waves tolerable are still relatively new.

It was generally tolerable due to relatively lower dose intensities compared with other triplet regimens.