Sentence examples for so far tolerated from inspiring English sources
The government has so far tolerated shadow banking because getting rid of it is all but impossible, analysts say.
Because of this, and because it is worried that these Catholics would otherwise be poached by other, Protestant, evangelists, the church has so far tolerated Mr Velarde's movement.
Smoking kills around 430,000 Americans a year, but in many cases the link with death is hard to prove: for instance, a smoker who dies of heart disease may also be an overeater (or drinker).In the Engle suit, the courts have so far tolerated the idea that Floridian smokers may be sufficiently similar to allow the case to be heard, but the trial still promises to be long and complex.
Second, the discrimination against foreign monogyne eggs contrasts with results in most of the Hymenopteran species studied so far, where workers tolerate eggs originating from foreign colonies, and this independently from their social origins [39]-[42] [39]-[42][43].
The newer PD-1 drugs seem remarkably well tolerated so far, though lung inflammation is seen in some patients.
Other scholars say that terrorism, which so far has often been tolerated, can be successfully be managed and contained.
While this has been tolerated so far, what about the other central banks that are looking to normalise policy?
The current investigation, led by two top female magistrates, Patricia Simon and Claire Thépaut, will need to prove in no uncertain terms whether such practice is illegal or simply part of the bullying tactics of people in power that have been tolerated so far.
In our patient, it has been well tolerated so far after an ongoing treatment of 18 months.
In the largest phase 2 study of MEK162 in melanoma patients so far, MEK162 was well tolerated overall [ 13].
Soluble TRAIL (Dulanermin) and various TRAIL death receptor-specific IgG1 antibodies are currently under clinical investigation and were found so far to be well tolerated even if applied in combination with other drugs.
