Sentence examples for unique intolerance from inspiring English sources

The F.D.A. scientists suggested that problems associated with artificial coloring might be akin to a peanut allergy, or "a unique intolerance to these substances and not to any inherent neurotoxic properties" of the dyes themselves.

The unique intolerance for anyone smoking is the anti-smokers' excuse to reduce adults to the status of children.

Findings from relevant clinical trials indicate that the effects on their behavior appear to be due to a unique intolerance to these substances and not to any inherent neurotoxic properties.

Be aware that every Crohn's patient is different and may have their own unique food intolerances.

The list goes on miles, though: almost any religious minority, theistic or not, faces its own unique brand of intolerance that at least complicates the question of whether the fact that they are "religious" gives them a sort of societal acceptability that nonreligious folks can't have.

It may even have been a unique, forgotten moment of intolerance and fear in our history.

Intolerance is intolerable.

LGBTQ youth face unique challenges that can be compounded by intolerance -- even if the hurtful messages aren't directed to them personally.

That, alone, obviously doesn't foretell intolerance.

Of particular interest is the gluten fraction of wheat grain, as this not only imparts unique technological characteristics, but also plays a major role in intolerance and allergy.

"Because of our unique history of injustice, we have a larger responsibility and opportunity to deal with intolerance in any form".