Sentence examples for tolerant on from inspiring English sources

Some customers have little tolerance to compromising on specification and/or waiting for a vehicle whilst others are more tolerant on one or both attributes.

(That he was personally tolerant, on this basis, no one can doubt).

He is a moderate Republican considered friendly to the business community and tolerant on social issues.

To take just one example: the Romans are said to display "characteristic savagery" on page 13 and are "generally tolerant" on page 14.

Western societies are the most benign, open and tolerant on the planet – which is why millions  of desperate people are fleeing their homelands  and risking their lives to seek asylum here.

This is true of blacks and Asians as much as whites.Comfortably colour-blindOn just about every reliable measure, Britain is exceedingly tolerant on race, and becoming ever more so.

To characterize outcomes of tree competition along an edaphic resource gradient, we quantified variation in height and crown allometries of six Bornean tree species from contrasting regeneration niches (light-demanding vs. shade-tolerant) on two soil habitats (clay-fine loam and sandy loam) within a 52-ha forest dynamics plot.

"At the same time the most recent survey shows the overwhelming number of Jews here feel safe and Britain remains one of the most tolerant societies on Earth.

It remains one of the most tolerant societies on earth".

But I can't support the right-wing views that he has developed in the last two years, such as switching from a relatively tolerant stance on refugees to talking about a complete ban on migrants within 18 months".

They might develop less tolerant views on sex and drugs when their offspring become teenagers.