Sentence examples for tolerant it from inspiring English sources

In other words, the more gay people your city attracts, the more tolerant it is likely to be.

Because it is shade tolerant it dominates other plants and, being an annual, exposes stream banks to erosion when it dies back in winter.

"When a plant is labeled 'drought tolerant,' it doesn't mean that it can survive on absolutely no water," said Judy Kameon, the owner of Elysian Landscapes, a garden design firm in Los Angeles.

To prove how respectably trendy and tolerant it is to hate the euro, the ad features a clutch of actual foreigners, and Bob Geldof, a minor Irish pop star turned latter-day charitable saint.

If Charles hadn't been lazy and basically tolerant (it was parliament that wouldn't let him be nicer to Catholics and non-conformists) and his brother and successor, James II, hadn't been such a complete plonker, the reaction to the republican years might have crushed the postwar parliament.

Mr. Ruskin added that the feeling that good times were over had made spouses less tolerant: "It's mostly for infidelity that has been going on for years and that spouses were willing to accept in better times".

If the school culture is strict and no-nonsense or, alternatively, laid-back and über-tolerant, it is hard for teachers with the opposite disposition to thrive.

Moreover, if the schedule is fault-tolerant, it will work well for both reliable and unreliable environments because we are designing schedules for the worst-case.

Highly drought-tolerant, it needs winter rainfall for cultivation.

Bradyrhizobium is acid-tolerant, it grows at pH 4.5, over 30% of the strains are capable of growing at pH 4.0 and a few are tolerant of pH 3.5 [ 71].

While zoysia grass, for instance, is remarkably drought-tolerant, it generally doesn't do well in more northerly climates, and it requires ample sunlight.