Sentence examples for with bearable from inspiring English sources
Each new player offers a "concept", usually something to do with bearable budget or cheap chic.
In such schemes, channel estimation can be performed without a loss of rate with bearable data interference since the training signals are arithmetically added onto the unknown data.
Once they are received, the PSO algorithm gives near optimal solution with bearable complexity under the network constraints (4) to (10).
The qualitative answers of the patients indicated physical suffering to be responsible for unbearable suffering with a mean of 4,0 in patients with overall unbearable suffering versus 2,1 in patients with overall bearable suffering (Table 7).
At least "Heartsick" is mostly devoted to sleuthing, with a bearable account of how Susan follows Archie through his investigation.
This 'new amnesia' relied heavily on nostalgia as a means of coping, as Haugbolle writes 'people wish to connect a difficult past with a bearable perspective of their present and future self'.
From the opium soaked dancehalls of the 19th century to rave's ecstasy fuelled cultural revolution, via the Lucozade and speed combo that dominated the Northern Soul circuit and current chemsex boom, it turns out that people who chose to spend their nights in dark rooms with strangers are quite partial to taking drugs that make spending nights in dark rooms with strangers bearable.
In their narratives, there was a relatively strong desire to make the lives of other people living with HIV bearable or to protect others from acquiring HIV.
But at a time when most executives consider business travel as stressful as going to the dentist or doing their taxes, according to a recent survey by Microsoft, dig a little deeper into those carry-on bags and you'll find that some of the gadgets they treasure the most have more to do with making the trip bearable than with actually getting work done.
While Golden should be commended for even attempting to deal with such tortuously tangled lore, Tides of War would have been much more bearable with one simple fix: footnotes.
