Sentence examples for tolerate problems from inspiring English sources

Lots of people will simply tolerate problems without looking for a proactive way to solve them, particularly if tolerating the problem is easier.

Former manager Kevin Wilkin's training methods were criticised by some players following his departure in March, but Mills will not tolerate problems being leaked outside of the club.

She'll look at everything as an outsider as a customer refusing to tolerate problems that have lasted so long I've forgotten they're there, re-considering initiatives we already passed over for want of imagination or energy.

We can't tolerate these problems anymore," said a furious Namibia coach Ricardo Mannetti afterwards.

The term can also be used as an adjective to describe the quality of having or showing patience, in other words 'able to accept or tolerate delays, problems, or suffering without becoming annoyed or anxious' [ 8].

Although some species were sensitive to changes of only 2°C above or below their habitat temperature, others were able to tolerate without problems changes of more than 10°C [ 49].

But the problem is not the moral turpitude that Palahniuk pretends to promote or tolerate; the problem is his lack of artistry.

A pattern of acceptance prevailed throughout the organization that tolerated foam problems without sufficient engineering justification for doing so.

But the audience tolerated the problems with good humor, shouting along to transform battles for survival into commercial bounty.

When he could no longer tolerate the problem — and concluded that Kia would not help — he saw the lemon law as his only chance.

The old guard of D.C. economists tolerated the problems associated with this type of trade for a reason.