Sentence examples for to tolerant from inspiring English sources
adjective
Tending to permit, allow, understand, or accept something
- He's pretty tolerant of different political views, but don't ask him about religion.
In a 2-year study (2010 2011), carried out in Toulouse (France), the effects of cropping practices (plant density, N fertilisation, and irrigation) and genotypic tolerance (susceptible to tolerant cultivars) on the epidemics of D. helianthi were monitored under conditions of reinforced inoculum.
However, the sensitive genotype (Rupali) had equal or lower concentrations of these ions in green leaves, stems or roots compared to tolerant genotypes (JG11 and Genesis836); ion 'exclusion' does not explain variation for salt tolerance among these three chickpea genotypes.
More recently, many have been influenced by Richard Florida, a sociologist who argues that young, educated workers are attracted to tolerant melting-pots.
For their part, gay activists have debated whether they should insist on marching in Jerusalem or relinquish the holy city and confine themselves to tolerant and open Tel Aviv.RejewvenationSociety is fragmented in other ways too.
Until law enforcement can effectively keep us safe from the menace of violent crime, it is unfair to ask us to be your "small spot of resistance to a culture all to tolerant of firearms".Bess R. Gulliver.
Attitudes to informal payments range from strongly negative (if solicited) to tolerant (if patient-initiated), depending on the circumstances.
Read the wikiHow articles on how to be tolerant to people's opinions, how to be tolerant of others, and how to be tolerant of other viewpoints for more ideas on creating more tolerance in your life.
Travel helps us to learn about other cultures and to be tolerant to alternative perspectives.
"There is no need to be tolerant to the intolerant.
In places, these have hybridized to be tolerant to both herbicides.
Girlfriends would really have to be tolerant to be put in the corner like that.
