Sentence examples for relatively tolerant from inspiring English sources

Physcomitrella patens is relatively tolerant of dehydration but cannot tolerate the levels of drying that T. ruralis can survive [ 8].

It was also relatively tolerant of refugees.

But the Yemeni state has been relatively tolerant of dissent.

Its biggest religion, Hinduism, is relatively tolerant towards them.

He proved a relatively tolerant ruler toward his Hindu subjects.

Before that date many were drawn to Sufism, a mystical and relatively tolerant strand of Islam.

Similarly, multinational firms see the Emirate as a relatively tolerant HQ location for Middle East operations.

Unlike the Taliban, who follow the Deobandi and Salafi strains of Islam, Barelvis are relatively tolerant of minorities.

"I have always believed that the overwhelming majority of Muslims are mainstream, relatively tolerant people," he said.

Nevertheless, politics in Ukraine has been pluralistic, vibrant and, like civil society, uncensored, uninhibited and relatively tolerant.

Ozerny said Sochi had traditionally been relatively tolerant towards gay people: "Actually Sochi is one of the most tolerant cities in our hideously homophobic country.