Sentence examples for tolerated because of from inspiring English sources
Often this contact is unpleasant but has to be tolerated because of the inherent demands of the job.
Treatment with interferon proved to be ineffective and poorly tolerated because of high risks of infection and transplant rejection.
In recent experimental clinical trials, human mesenchymal stem cells (MSC) have been proven to be well tolerated because of their low immunoreactivity.
The American presence had been tolerated because of the need for aid and because it provided the tiny country a degree of leverage over the United States.
The training camps that Pakistan's powerful Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) agency has long tolerated because of their usefulness against India and in Afghanistan still exist, though they have been told not to mount any operations for now.
As it happens, theatregoers on both sides of the Atlantic have for years been aware of the legendary emotional back-story to all this in the form of Hugh Whitemore's play Breaking the Code: the story of Alan Turing, the brilliant but unhappy Station X codebreaker whose homosexuality was tolerated because of his incalculable contribution to the war effort.
In general, for cancer sequencing, it can be argued that error rates higher than those for germline analysis can be tolerated, because, for example, optimal choice of chemotherapy is poorly predicted by conventional methods such as histology.
"Things that at another time would have been tolerated, we can't tolerate because of what's going on outside," he said.
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Commenced on azathioprine however unable to tolerate because of headaches.
Despite knowing that their husbands have high-risk sexual behaviors, including having multiple sexual partners, they choose to compromise and tolerate because of gender-related psychological subordination.
