Sentence examples for tolerance and help from inspiring English sources

The data presented here will facilitate studies to understand the molecular mechanisms of salt tolerance and help with the breeding of quinoa and the engineering of salt-tolerant crops.

Ms. Capone said her goal was to promote tolerance and help all children understand and respect different cultures and choices.

Studying them could lead scientists to genes that control drought tolerance and help them engineer plants to better withstand drought, an increasing problem as California goes through a low-water period and climate change promises a warmer and drier future.

It is well-accepted, after the diabetes prevention trials, that weight loss can improve glucose tolerance and help to prevent type 2 diabetes (27, 28); positive effects on body weight and overall dietary profile are recognized as one potential way in which F&Vs may reduce the risk of chronic disease (29).

Still another says that learning through the arts promotes empathy, tolerance and helps kids see more than one answer to a question.

A report by academics from Loughborough University in 2009 concluded that StreetChance was encouraging discipline and tolerance and helping to re-connect previously marginalised school pupils.

In commenting on its intentions, he said, "Whenever a group or industry can help step forward to talk about American values or tolerance and helping bridge differences, it's a positive thing".

Action against websites inciting terrorist acts was one of a series of measures announced by the PM in June, with others including extremist groups on campuses and in prisons, support for madrasas promoting tolerance and helping mosques expel extremists.

It could also serve as a valuable resource for relevant research on cold-tolerance and help to explore the cold-related genes in improving the understanding of low-temperature tolerance and plant-environment interactions.

"The early adopters are the ones who have the tolerance, and they help us as vendors get things smooth," he said.

The Peace Postcard Project, led by Hostelling International (HI), a collection of some 4,000 not-for-profit hostels in more than 80 countries, is based on the concept that travel has the ability to change people's perspectives, create better understanding, increase tolerance, and even help build peace.