Sentence examples for tolerable as a from inspiring English sources

The current independent reviewer, David Anderson QC, believes the proposals would be "tolerable" as a last resort.

For all its bugs, Second Life is tolerable as a playground, but enterprise users will never and should never use it for business.

Observing the change, the American writer Michael Goldfarb has described the defining feature of London's globalised age as transience – a decay of that visceral allegiance that makes life in a big city tolerable as a shared experience.

Paclitaxel and capecitabine combination chemotherapy was active and highly tolerable as a first-line therapy for AGC.

Nab-paclitaxel has been shown to be active and tolerable as a single agent (Rizvi et al, 2008) and in combination with carboplatin (Socinski et al, 2010, 2012) for the treatment of advanced NSCLC.

Capecitabine 825 mg m 2twice a day plus docetaxel 100 mg m 2was tolerable, as was capecitabine 1250 mg m 2twice a day plus docetaxel 75 mg m 2.

Pollution and development have always marched hand in hand, and the former may even be regarded as tolerable as long as it is only a temporary blip on the road to prosperity.

Though foolishly costly, this border fixation will be tolerable as long as it is not fatal to the heart and soul of the bill: legalization for 11 million.

Unite labor costs were up 1.3% as wages were moderately higher, but the rise is tolerable as long as productivity is on the upswing as well.

Concerning rather sedentary persons it seems that drafts are tolerable as long as mean air velocities do not exceed 0.2 m/s and as long as turbulence intensity remains below 30% in air temperature of 23°C.

Because of the stable fixation construct, patients are able to progress to protected weightbearing status much sooner than with previously described base wedge procedures, thus making this procedure more tolerable as well.