Sentence examples for tolerated degree from inspiring English sources

This is important, in order to infer the tolerated degree of change of an ancient machine such as the meiotic one.

After his own cease-fire declaration, he tolerated a degree of violent activity while Mr. Arafat made an effort to bring it under control.

At various times in the past the Communist Party has tolerated a degree of open expression, if only because some parts of the leadership have found it useful.

O'Brien and colleagues found that men resisted visiting doctors for minor problems, and commonly tolerated a degree of pain for some time before visiting their doctor; reflecting (they argued), masculine constructs of 'hardiness' [ 10].

He added: "The most baffling question to me as a political scientist is why this affluent and well-educated group of people is willing to tolerate a degree of corruption and a degree of mismanagement you really don't see in the United States.

Therefore, the photoreceptor cell appears to tolerate some degree of rhodopsin mislocalization by low level expression of these trafficking mutants.

As a former official in Spain's Franco regime, he had come to tolerate a degree of corruption.

"Surely," they will claim, "it is better to tolerate some degree of inequality if it energises the economy.

Amgen had wanted the label to give doctors discretion to initiate therapy before hemoglobin levels dropped to 10 in patients who could not tolerate that degree of anemia.

As a former sports official in Spain in the fascist Franco regime, Mr. Samaranch had come to tolerate a degree of corruption.

Would the relatively small number of warheads the UK can deploy really deter superpowers that are prepared to tolerate a degree of population loss in the event of an all-out exchange?