Sentence examples for work tolerating from inspiring English sources

Keynes would probably judge that the Chancellor is right to allow the "automatic stabilisers" to work, tolerating lower tax revenues and higher welfare costs as the structural deficit is dealt with.

Robert Stebbins was quoted in a 2006 journal published by the American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists as saying his wife shared his love of nature and was a strong supporter of his work, tolerating years of "frogs, toads and salamanders in the refrigerator, and tortoises on the sun deck and in the living room".

Working implies tolerating occasional failures.

Previous works on tolerating wormhole attacks have focused only on detection and used specialized hardware, such as directional antennas or extremely accurate clocks.

Britten often made snarky comments about that eminent British composer, declaring about Elgar's Symphony No. 1, for example, that "only in Imperial England would such a work be tolerated".

Once you identify what's hanging out of your thong, commit to changing what you don't love and work to tolerate what you can't change.

Tijuana and Ciudad Juarez, and other cities situated along Mexico's northern border with the United States attract male clients from both countries who seek out FSWs in zona rojas (red light districts), where sex work is tolerated.

Perhaps the most important sign is that you stay in relationships that don't work and tolerate abuse in order to keep people loving you.

If you're unhappy about what you're doing or how something is working out, stop tolerating it and make a move.

The lawsuit, which accused the town of tolerating a work environment that was hostile to minority workers and of failing to offer them opportunities for promotion and higher pay, kept the affluent seaside town in the news and on the defensive.

ANT works by accepting and tolerating social selfishness as an unavoidable feature.