Sentence examples for tolerate somewhat from inspiring English sources

In an important departure from past policy, the Fed also indicated that it was willing to tolerate somewhat higher inflation as the economy began to recover, although it remained determined to keep inflation around the 2 percent rate.

Yellen, the current Fed vice chair, is widely seen as willing to tolerate somewhat higher levels of inflation in order to reduce unemployment.

In mixed colonies, common terns will tolerate somewhat longer ground vegetation than Arctic terns, but avoid the even taller growth acceptable to roseate terns; the relevant factor here is the different leg lengths of the three species.

As became clear when the club met Vyacheslav Volodin, his adviser on domestic politics, the Kremlin is trying a more open approach, even tolerating somewhat fairer elections.

Removal of the eastern carbonyl group of 4 was tolerated somewhat (65), but interestingly, much of the activity was retained with removal of the western carbonyl group in aniline 66.

Mac OS is tolerated somewhat better, but also not welcome.

But how are we to learn to keep our wattage high enough to tolerate this somewhat alarming-sounding authenticity?

America's Fed has no explicit target, but the country's current inflation rate of 3.5% suggests that it is happy to tolerate a somewhat higher rate than the ECB.

While my supervisors could tolerate a somewhat masculine-appearing black woman, they were not prepared to deal with my transition to being a black man.

Lengthening the P1 side chain by a single carbon from methyl to ethyl was tolerated and somewhat improved inhibition; however adding two carbons to yield a propyl were not tolerated and decreased activity.

But tolerance suggests that there is an accepted view that merely tolerates a somewhat less accepted view.