Sentence examples for tolerable fact from inspiring English sources

Kerry vowed to mitigate the problem of terrorism until it became another regrettable and tolerable fact of life, like gambling, organized crime and prostitution.

No, adults should never dismiss bullying as a "rite of passage" or tolerable fact of childhood.

He was an excellent surveyor, a tolerable lawyer, in fact, a rising man in the Western sense of the term.

Although most have suffered severe declines these last two years, the pain was made more tolerable by the fact that the basket of holdings made each week's decline look insignificant.

Going public with his secret was terribly trying and painful at first for my husband, but Nancy's caring support and warmth made a most difficult moment quite tolerable and, in fact, liberating.

At first sight this may seem tolerable (perhaps moral facts indeed don't have any physical effects).

For believers, writes Leiter in his new book, "Why Tolerate Religion?" religions "render intelligible and tolerable the basic existential facts about human life, such as suffering and death".

Usually Bethesda's engine problems are tolerable due to the fact that the content of the games themselves is solid.

For a moment I thought the rates might be quite bad; but thank goodness I have been shown that what we are experiencing is in fact a tolerable "medium" number of casualties.

In fact, the amount of tolerable spectral pollution is higher for a lower PAPR gains achieved by PAPR reduction technologies as shown in [21] and this is a further reason to decide for the ACE approach.

However, it is impossible to say whether this level of protection is in fact realised with the tolerable doses that are derived by employing uncertainty factors.