"Generally people can tolerate difficulty and disruption pretty well.
"I remember my students by their names – they are the ones who let me learn how to be patient, to tolerate the difficulties of teaching and bring out the best in me".
I was afraid of opening my father's suitcase and reading his notebooks because I knew that he would never have tolerated the difficulties that I had tolerated, that it was not solitude he loved but mixing with friends, crowds, company.
It's hard for me to accept or tolerate delay, difficulty or annoyance without getting a little peeved.
Tolerability was assessed in terms of the extent to which sessions were completed and to which patients tolerated the difficulty and cognitive load of the exercises included.
The presence of the effort gap along the target path may be a source of couple disruption, since it can possibly be tolerated with difficulty in many cases.
It was different from how our parents treated us, how our mothers treated us, and our mothers tolerated even more difficulties.
As remarriage is socially not necessarily tolerated, widows have difficulties taking care of their family in an appropriate way, especially when they are not further integrated in the community [ 52].
Clinicians also have difficulties to tolerate these two sides of one person, and tend to respond paradoxically to patients that display either one of them.
Normal stem cells, however, seem to be able to tolerate the drug without difficulty.
In the backward-seated position, forces up to 35 g can be tolerated with few apparent difficulties.
