Sentence examples for very much tolerated from inspiring English sources

In the context of AOX screening, however, we believe that ion suppression can be very much tolerated.

He explained that roughly half the population is Hindu, but the Christian and Muslim minorities are very much tolerated, as is the odd Buddhist.

The kingdom has never much tolerated public expressions of dissent.

With so much at stake, outsiders haven't been tolerated very much.

Metastatic melanoma results show surprising tumour regressions at doses very much below the maximum tolerated dose and, if further research is successful, could change the prognosis for end-stage cancers [ 26].

We don't tolerate very much rock'n'roll excess in this band.

I still care very much about them and would never tolerate inhumane treatment to them".

Jeremy Corbyn has stated that his party 'will not tolerate antisemitism in any form,' and I very much hope that this inquiry will deliver on that pledge and be followed by decisive action".

According to one of them, "it came as a surprise to my mother to realise my father was bisexual"; but then Hetta herself was very much a free spirit, with a lifelong habit of acquiring lovers, genially tolerated by Empson.

GPs and the public differ very much in their opinions as to how long side effects should be tolerated.

Despite its reputation as a deadly poison, it is very much less toxic than mercury, which means that rather higher levels can be tolerated, with a consequence that it is much easier to study.