Sentence examples for tolerable because it is from inspiring English sources

Would Owen have disported himself on reality TV? "If it was empowering to the public he might have regarded reality TV as tolerable because it is aspirational".

The first nine seconds of this song are tolerable because it's just a steady drum beat and piano pounding.

Both products with high Fe content (VM10 and VM13) are recommended during pregnancy and lactation and do not pose any health concern in terms of Fe levels, because it is still below Tolerable Upper Intake levels (45,000 μg/day).

I don't mean to say that because it's tolerable there's no damage.

"I did what I did because it was the more tolerable of two alternatives that were either way painful, even disastrous," he is quoted as saying, in "A Letter to Elia".

We used more regions, because it was thought that in the interactive system more false positives would be tolerable.

Digital referee technology is only tolerable if it is used as sparingly as possible.

We know conclusively that violence against children is not inevitable, nor is it justifiable or tolerable simply because we think it is impossible to avoid or prevent.

This replacement opens up new evolutionary trajectories, because once it is in place, either of the other two amino acid changes become tolerable.

Organizations like Amazon that cultivate a start-up work environment are tolerable because start-ups are supposed to be short-term, with the possibility of substantial pay-off for all who get in at the earliest stages.

High employment in a low-wage, nonunion economy is politically tolerable because it does not lead to increased bargaining power for workers, who can be laid off or forced to take wage or benefit cuts if need be.