Sentence examples for tolerable at all from inspiring English sources

Patients also returned the diaries they maintained during treatment and were asked to assess tolerability and efficacy of treatment in resolving symptoms by visual scales from 0 to 10 (0: not tolerable at all, 10: excellent tolerability; and 0: not efficacious, 10: fully efficacious, respectively).

Awa Mbaye, 49, an immigrant from Senegal who was more regally attired in an enormous flowered gown with matching head wrap, said it was not tolerable at all.

Cost of ownership is tolerable at an annual 0.65% of assets annually.

Dennie wrote, in part:A democracy is scarcely tolerable at any period of national history.

This will involve, for starters, a standing United Nations army (perhaps an all-volunteer army, to make casualties politically tolerable at the national level).

Amina finds sex with George unpleasant or tolerable at best.

"It was tolerable at first, but I tried to loosen it," he said.

The first of these is Deborah, whose presence and love for him have made life tolerable, at least intermittently, in the twenty or more years since his illness.

A public-debt ratio in three figures might be tolerable at interest rates of 4% or so, but would be too costly to bear at today's bond yields.

Visiting them is tolerable at best and often tedious, thanks to long queues and tiresome paperwork.Umpqua, in contrast, is trying to create outlets that neighbourhoods will welcome and people will want to visit.

For an athlete, the pressures of a long season, high expectations and nagging injuries have a similar effect: a loss that may have been tolerable at the start of a season sets off a violent response in the playoffs.