Sentence examples for tolerated so far from inspiring English sources

While this has been tolerated so far, what about the other central banks that are looking to normalise policy?

The newer PD-1 drugs seem remarkably well tolerated so far, though lung inflammation is seen in some patients.

The current investigation, led by two top female magistrates, Patricia Simon and Claire Thépaut, will need to prove in no uncertain terms whether such practice is illegal or simply part of the bullying tactics of people in power that have been tolerated so far.

In our patient, it has been well tolerated so far after an ongoing treatment of 18 months.

And, third, any deal with the federal government would almost certainly allow Big Tobacco to pass on any costs to smokers in the form of increased prices something that nicotine addicts have been willing to tolerate so far.

Simons accepted some inequality as "unavoidable or essential for motivation," but said it should be "tolerated only so far as the dictates of expediency are clear".

Preliminary data from these trial centers suggest that their respective combinations have been tolerated well so far.

But, at 68, he failed to read signals, including a few from within his own party, that voters could tolerate only so far his often divisive approach to government.

The government has so far tolerated shadow banking because getting rid of it is all but impossible, analysts say.

Because of this, and because it is worried that these Catholics would otherwise be poached by other, Protestant, evangelists, the church has so far tolerated Mr Velarde's movement.

Smoking kills around 430,000 Americans a year, but in many cases the link with death is hard to prove: for instance, a smoker who dies of heart disease may also be an overeater (or drinker).In the Engle suit, the courts have so far tolerated the idea that Floridian smokers may be sufficiently similar to allow the case to be heard, but the trial still promises to be long and complex.