Sentence examples for to be bearable from inspiring English sources

The war's economic cost seems to be bearable.

More towns went by, nixed as overnight stops because they appeared too desolate to be bearable.

"It was cheap enough and good enough to be bearable, bad enough to keep you searching for better.

Seeing one's grief from a larger perspective allows it to be bearable and gives it meaning.

But, I am not yet ready to celebrate on behalf of my sisters in Pakistan because, as a woman who escaped Pakistan, I am painfully aware of how much still needs to change in order for women's lives to be bearable in my native country.

Lower anxiety levels have been associated, however, with patients who consider the complaint to be bearable and feel they understand the seriousness of symptoms [ 17].

Will the passenger next to me be bearable?

Complication and lack of clarity create inefficiency: small companies pay for this in terms of higher borrowing costs and poorer access to capital.That may be bearable in the rich West, but not in poorer central Europe, where it has proved hard to develop strong small businesses.

Paying to go to France to see their team humiliated might just be bearable.

The pain of being short might be bearable, but to be short and dark is just too terrible.

Dealing with these problems is going to hurt, but the pain will be bearable if we fact the locusts together.