Sentence examples for tolerable danger from inspiring English sources
"A man armed only with a knife may decide that a bear prowling the forest is a tolerable danger, inasmuch as the alternative -- hunting the bear armed only with a knife -- is actually riskier than lying low and hoping the bear never attacks," he writes.
On balance, I came away from my reporting convinced that these dangers were more tolerable than the consequences of a preventive war – especially given that a military attack would only postpone Iran's nuclear ambitions.
He says: "The noise levels experienced by those close to many school bells far exceed any tolerable limits and must constitute a significant danger to the hearing of bystanders.
She drew the line at homelessness, personal danger and debilitating hunger, although she drew that line well beyond what many of us would recognize as tolerable.
NOISE LEVEL -- Tolerable.
Legoland had been tolerable.
Still, adequate is tolerable.
Saturday mornings, however, are tolerable.
