Sentence examples for tolerating for a from inspiring English sources

In 1998, Mr Jiang permitted a brief period of openness even to the extent of tolerating, for a while, an opposition party that was set up that year.

The church is not alone in believing that evil could be tolerated for a "good cause".

But he never took Hamas as seriously as many others, considering it a relatively small strategic challenge whose rockets and arms buildup could be tolerated for a while to allow bigger problems to be handled.

The quality of the PHA performed directly affects the level of risk tolerated for a process.

The arcade has traditionally been a place where temporary discomfort and chintziness have been tolerated for a look at the latest technology.

Unfortunately, there are as yet no firm guidelines for how much missing data can be tolerated for a sample of a given size" (p. 63).

To advance protein design, here we describe a method employing flexible backbone ensembles to predict sequences tolerated for a protein-protein interface.

It can also be used to predict the CO2 MMP of a reservoir oil and the level of contaminants in the CO2 stream which can be tolerated for a miscible injection.

Even then, choosing a last-line medicine often comes down to a very personal decision by a patient and his doctor about how many painful side effects the patient is willing to tolerate for a particular chance at life.

Contribution of loads, materials, design, and processing factors to more dominant failures should be used to identify specific applications that a given package design can tolerate for a desired cost and performance over time.

On the other hand, a study of human volunteers showed that narrow cuffs resulted in less pain and were tolerated for a longer time than wider cuffs [16] and, more recently, nerve conduction studies showed that wider cuffs result in more severe nerve changes than narrow cuffs inflated to the same pressure and used for the same period of time [17].