Sentence examples for tolerated more from inspiring English sources

"There is no doubt that these days extremely negative research is being tolerated more".

But in Japan foreigners are tolerated more than welcomed and often held responsible for the country's low but rising crime rate.That tends to make their position awkward.

Mr President, I was loyal to the end, but today's deaths cannot be tolerated". More than 40 other high-ranking officers rebelled, including General Luis Alberto Camacho Kairuz, vice-minister for citizen security.

For a couple generations, "soft" drugs like marijuana and hashish have been increasingly tolerated, more broadly viewed as socially acceptable and, finally, in several European countries and a few American states, legalized.

Since chef Sang Yoon infamously declared that no modifications to the hamburgers he served at Father's Office in Los Angeles would be tolerated, more and more menus flatly announce the kitchen's refusal to compromise.

Few if any mainstream historians place any credence in the revisionists' claims, but they express alarm that the party, which in recent decades has tolerated more open research into the period, seems to be encouraging a retreat into deceptive orthodoxies.

As a private company, we can tolerate more volatility".

Perhaps New Jerseyans tolerate more nitty-gritty in politics than folks in other states".

"I think you can tolerate more in words than in pictures.

Alternatively (or additionally), Europeans will have to tolerate more legal immigration.

We Greeks must learn to accept and tolerate more risk and uncertainty about the future.