Sentence examples for tolerable pace from inspiring English sources
It is also a very well-controlled world, with relatively short rides and ample seating on those rides, keeping the long queues moving at a mostly tolerable pace; cleverly planned paths keeping everyone moving from one attraction to the next; and few spaces in which to stop and just sit without Mickey in your face.
The expected pace of policy tightening and inflation expectations adjust accordingly, and the economy appears to slow back to a "safe" rate of labour-market recovery.I don't see any good reason to think that the Fed has raised its view of what constitutes a tolerable pace of employment growth (though Janet Yellen may surprise us).
As a runner, I've spent most of my adult life training aerobically, meaning I run for extended periods of time – 30 to 60 minutes – at a pace I find challenging but perfectly tolerable.
The first room is dedicated to the nineteen-fifties, and thus to the final flowering, or the scarcely tolerable withering, of energetic minds whose bodies have not been able to keep pace.
NOISE LEVEL -- Tolerable.
Legoland had been tolerable.
Still, adequate is tolerable.
Saturday mornings, however, are tolerable.
