'tolerable price' is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe something that is considered pricey but still within the range of what is acceptable. For example: "Although the car was expensive, it was offered at a tolerable price, so I decided to buy it."
"You can find things that make a room, and at a tolerable price," she said.
That would be a tolerable price for a low-carbon plant that will supply 7% of Britain's power.
Still, even fiscal hawks concede a higher short-term deficit is a tolerable price for avoiding a potential depression though a 7% deficit is probably testing their tolerance.
It ingrains the idea that sexism is acceptable, if we are told that there are certain circumstances in which it is an unfortunate but tolerable price to pay for victory.
"Radical and hateful messages, even those coming from the Westboro Baptist Church, are a tolerable price to pay in exchange for the guaranty of First Amendment protection for all American citizens.
To keep the cost tolerable, the strike price on the put would have to be 10% to 15% below the current market.
Most obviously its desirable areas, its quite nice areas and even those that were just about tolerable were being priced out of range of most of its citizens.
Mr. Baills, 57, is enormously capable, and he knows how to be creative -- how to make full use of a leg of lamb, for instance, thereby minimizing waste and keeping prices tolerable.
The supply of money has, in general, followed the development of the economy; the authorities have aimed at tolerable increases in the price level, although some prices soared during the 1970s and '80s.
That makes lower prices more tolerable for producers.
But winning the lead role at auto shows doesn't guarantee stardom in the showroom, especially if gas prices remain tolerable.
