Sentence examples for was tolerated during from inspiring English sources

Whatever bravado was tolerated during NASA's earliest manned space programs has been ironed out; in an era of large-crew, long-duration missions, it is very much the wrong stuff.

It's wrong to say that PIE was tolerated during the 1970s, says Times columnist Matthew Parris.

A percentage of saturated pixels of 0.1 was tolerated during the image acquisition to allow detection of the lowly expressed transcripts.

The inequality that festered during the boom years will not be tolerated during a recession transparently made in the boardroom.

While go-slow actions will be tolerated during the demonstration, police have been ordered to break up any protests that bring roads to a standstill.

China warned yesterday that unauthorised protests will not be tolerated during the Olympics next year, raising the prospect of detentions for civil rights campaigners and religious activists during the two-week event.

Otherwise small indentations will need to be tolerated during analysis and the sample area needs to be carefully selected.

In case of surgery, minimal levels of anticoagulation (i.e., R-K of 8 12 min and aPTT ratio of 1.2 1.3, in the study and control group, respectively) were tolerated during the first 24 h after the operation.

No form of discrimination should be tolerated during this run for the gold.

At this point, Darren offered to unplug his phone, but was told "the theft of city utilities will not be tolerated during this bad economy". .

"I think people were united, I think people love our country, and I think it sends a great message to the NFL and any divisive type actions will not be tolerated during sports".