Sentence examples for tolerated years from inspiring English sources

He has tolerated years of stigma and assumed guilt.

German unions tolerated years without increases in real wages as Germany struggled to remain competitive after the launch of the euro.

"I've known Tino Martinez for a long time, and it's pretty hard for me to get a big picture of really what happened," Collins said, adding that the situation reflected to an extent baseball's changing culture, where behavior that was tolerated years ago was no longer acceptable.

Overall, posterior hypothalamic stimulation is well tolerated years after implantation, but is not without risk: one patient died of intracerebral haemorrhage [21] and another had a subclinical 3rd ventricle haemorrhage [22].

The spokesman, Michael Woloz, said that while the owners supported a fuel-efficient fleet, the city's policy as planned would have placed an "impossible" burden on taxi owners who require commercial-grade vehicles that can tolerate years of abuse.

Robert Stebbins was quoted in a 2006 journal published by the American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists as saying his wife shared his love of nature and was a strong supporter of his work, tolerating years of "frogs, toads and salamanders in the refrigerator, and tortoises on the sun deck and in the living room".

The center near Sertar was never certified by the government as a monastery or school, but was tolerated for years because its leader concentrated on the study of traditional scriptures and avoided politics.

This is a sensibility that would not have been tolerated 20 years ago, when sacrifice was still an expected part of the Faustian bargain of a short but glorious life, the covenant between the modern gladiator and the audience.

But the best show in town is the Daily Telegraph's dogged campaign to bring down Gordon Brown's Labor government by exposing the squishy underbelly of corruption in Parliament that Labor has tolerated for years.

The cluster of brutalistic blocks, which include a 14-storey tower quite out of place in low-rise St James's, would not have been tolerated 30 years later.

What HSBC apparently tolerated for years was deeply reprehensible.