Sentence examples for tolerated open from inspiring English sources

While he built his reputation as a savvy dealmaker who relished conflict, Trump has rarely tolerated open dissent.

In other words, our political forebears would not have tolerated open carry as racially motivated terrorists practiced it in Charlottesville.

Livestock and logging activity was positively correlated with wild boar abundance, and negatively correlated with red fox abundance, although red fox tolerated open scrubland that had been logged.

The claim that an elite university would tolerate open religious bigotry is implausible on its face.

When states tolerate open carry, they are only asking for it.

Lip ferns are often found in dry or seasonally dry climates, and many can tolerate open rocky areas in full Sun.

But the unusual publicity surrounding them suggests they are trying to deliver a warning to liberal intellectuals that the Communist Party will not tolerate open dissent during what officials describe as a "sensitive" period (such on this Beijing government website, in Chinese); namely the build-up to the 25th anniversary on June 4th of the crushing of the Tiananmen protests.

Other Phyllanthus-species, such as P. balgooyi, albeit having equally high foliar Ni concentrations, have lower growth rates and do not tolerate open and exposed conditions on bare soils.

It's clear that he doesn't tolerate open drug use on his premises, but every so often he asks me to return a packet of seized drugs to one of his friends.

A key hallmark of a healthy family is direct, clear, consistent, and honest communication, and the capacity to tolerate open expression of emotion (Walsh 2003, 2006).

Despite periods of jealousy, her husband seems to have tolerated an open marriage.