Sentence examples for strong tolerance for from inspiring English sources

Like anyone who writes regularly about what passes for economic and fiscal debate in American politics, I've developed a strong tolerance for nonsense.

MONDAY'S PUZZLE — If you ever spent your summers at CAMP you probably built up a strong tolerance for sunburns and mosquitoes, but more importantly, you learned how to make a mean S'MORE.

Unless you are a philatelist or have a strong tolerance for boredom, standing in post office lines is a pain.

PCV2 is a stable virus and has a strong tolerance for common detergents and disinfectants, making environments contaminated with PCV2 difficult to clean.

But near the end of the first century A.D., a Gallic farmer with a strong tolerance for pain chose a more permanent fix.

Jaguar persistence probability was related both to the amount and pattern of landscape subdivision, but with a strong tolerance for habitat loss because the amount of habitat could be between 230 and 5841 km2.

Concerning disturbance intensity, equality-based CISN shows initial value sensitivity to economic fluctuation, and nested-based CISN has the strongest tolerances for economic fluctuation.

Taxodium is renowned for its strong tolerance to waterlogging stress, thus it has great ecological and economic potential.

The other β-xylosidases reported for exhibiting strong tolerance to xylose inhibition are from Scytalidium thermophilum ([ 34] and Thermatoga thermarum [ 11] which were insensitive to inhibition by up to 200 mM xylose.

There was no evident irony in a commentary that said, "Senator Trent Lott is in trouble for a political past (and present) that shows too strong a tolerance for intolerance".

The dandelion-like Au@Pd/rGO exhibited higher catalytic activity and stronger tolerance to carbonaceous species poisoning for methanol oxidation reaction (MOR) in contrast with Pd/rGO and commercial Pd/C catalysts in alkaline media.