Sentence examples for tolerated because of their from inspiring English sources

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.

Apples are not tolerated because of their high fructose (7 g/apple) and lower glucose (2.3 g/apple) content (ratio 3 1).

In recent experimental clinical trials, human mesenchymal stem cells (MSC) have been proven to be well tolerated because of their low immunoreactivity.

Oxygen-poor environments can be tolerated because of their ability to breathe air.

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.

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.

"With all the state's fiscal problems," said Robert Gangi, the executive director of the Correctional Association of New York, "this extraordinary waste should not be tolerated because of the usual reasons — that these are important jobs in these communities, and because of the political pushback".

Treatment with interferon proved to be ineffective and poorly tolerated because of high risks of infection and transplant rejection.

OnabotulinumtoxinA prophylactic therapy have the highest adhesion rate, whereas the anticonvulsants drugs seem to be the less tolerated, because of a higher incidence of adverse events.

For example, Clark et al. (1997) and Ntow et al. (2006) reported that the use of PPE by Ghanaian farmers during mixing, loading and application of pesticides is poorly tolerated because of discomfort associated with the hot and humid conditions of the country, the prohibitive costs and mainly because of financial difficulties.

Here his expression of puritan views, though somewhat muffled, was tolerated, because of a shortage of pastors.