Sentence examples for still tolerated from inspiring English sources

How is it possible, in 2013, that violence against women is still tolerated?

Though capital and labour are highly mobile, tax differences are still tolerated.

In Britain, competition is still tolerated so long as the rules of the game are just.

Today no teacher who made racist remarks would escape widespread rebuke; so why is homophobia still tolerated?

Although missionaries are still tolerated, local authorities suspect that the line between teaching and proselytising is not always observed.

It's actually illegal, but somehow still tolerated in Italy's grey economy, especially as all Cortellazzo's restaurants buy fish from the bilance.

His slogan for establishing a "harmonious society" still tolerates no dissent from the Communist Party.

So the United States will still tolerate — if that's the word — China's relatively conservative attitude.

Further research is now required to confirm whether patients can still tolerate peanuts in the years to come.

It suggests most still tolerate the government's plan for spending cuts – or think they should go further.

But for him that sting shows us just how much inequality we still tolerate, even as attitudes have changed.