Sentence examples for tolerate a number of from inspiring English sources
In truth, I tolerate a number of vegetables that aren't especially nutrient-dense, crave none of them that are and flee from the smell of any brassicas exposed to heat.
They found that warning time could be increased for residents if they were willing to tolerate a number of "false alarms" for smaller events.
Although the treated stands may not necessarily store more carbon than untreated stands at any given point when we assume two different baselines, treated stands may tolerate a number of intermediate disturbances in the same time period that it takes an untreated stand to recover from a single severe disturbance.
Based on the reported cross-resistance conferred by the aac(3) IV construct encoding apramycin acetyltransferase [49], we expected that our mutant strains would tolerate a number of aminoglycoside antibiotics but not hygromycin.
As a consequence, the economic balance shifts towards tolerating a number of infections.
In a sign that any radicalisation would not be tolerated, a number of protesters were put on trial, often for extremely minor offences, and threatened with years in jail.
Although AC is generally well tolerated, a number of complications have been reported with its use (Table 2).
Platinum-catalyzed hydroalkoxylation tolerated a number of functional groups including pivaloate and acetate esters, amides, silyl and benzyl ethers, and pendant hydroxyl and olefinic groups.
Last week, Mr Murdoch lifted the suspensions of the arrested workers, but said their detentions had been a "great source of pain", adding: "Illegal activities simply cannot and will not be tolerated". A number of people have contacted the BBC to express their views on the new newspaper.
The current method tolerates a number of functional groups in quinolines and iodoarenes and can be carried out under thermal or microwave conditions on a gram scale.
The reaction tolerates a number of functional groups in the quinoline system under the optimized conditions using conventional heat and microwave irradiation (Table 2).
