Sentence examples for tolerable that from inspiring English sources

But if the handwriting recognition is tolerable, that could be a great way of inputting your occasional login, search terms, or quick email.

Puncture the balloon and the humdrum becomes that more tolerable, that much more endurable.

"It is unacceptable and no more tolerable that this game is blocking the overall process.

It is just not right or tolerable that black fathers have to sit down with their British sons to explain the realities associated with the colour of their skin.

"It is not tolerable that when governments face difficult situations or economic crises, all it should take to generate a situation of instability is an uprising by a group of colonels," the foreign minister of Chile, Juan Gabriel Valdes, said.

Great Britain was alarmed by this expansion of France in peacetime and found it scarcely tolerable that one state should command the coastline of the Continent from Genoa to Antwerp.

A further explanation is that the standard dose of treatment taken for five days is largely tolerable and that risk of psychiatric harm increases with increasing dose (as the data from trials WV15670 and WV15671 suggest) and increasing duration of treatment (as the prophylaxis trials suggest).

Using the assumed MTDBM of 4 Gy, the corresponding maximum tolerable activity that could be injected was 5 MBq.

The explicit characterization of the stability and performance landscapes offer a look into the robustness and margins of tolerable faults that can be accommodated for and these benefits are discussed with some simulation results for context.

Nothing less is tolerable, and that is what appearance of impropriety is really about.

It's the kind of place where the bartenders dress like they've just survived the Great Depression all suspenders and waxed mustaches but it's surprisingly tolerable despite that.