Sentence examples for tolerance for mistakes from inspiring English sources

Said work must be "on a professional level" with "zero tolerance for mistakes".

"And maybe the industry is now grappling with the difference between 2 percent tolerance and 0 percent tolerance" for mistakes.

At Stetson, he described his relationships with his law clerks this way: "Zero tolerance for mistakes, zero tolerance for excuses, zero tolerance for tardiness.

Mr. Colin says family members often have a greater tolerance for mistakes and bad decisions than nonfamily members and are generally more willing to accommodate work-life balance.

While he would have preferred for it to have taken less time to put into effect, Mr. Holloway said there was a "zero tolerance" for mistakes.

Six winless games before Saturday and Zenga's swift departure had dispensed with early-season hopes of a new dawn under the Chinese owners Fosun International and the evidence of the early stages was that there would be scant tolerance for mistakes.

"I don't think, with the amount of training most agencies have, that a gun that has so few tolerances for mistakes is the best choice," he said.

The accelerating pace of adolescence and a "zero-tolerance" culture leave teenagers no margin for mistakes, experts say.

Touring pros and professional caddies have little tolerance for caddie mistakes on big things, like poorly raked bunkers, or small things, like knowing where to stand or when to take the flagstick or when to clean a fellow competitor's golf ball.

In this light, the threshold parameter, τ (described in section Decision rules), can be seen as a representation of the patient and family's preference for hospice care treatment and their risk tolerance for a mistaken referral.

Just no room for tolerance or mistakes in those houses, pretty much the same as in real life modern buildings.