Sentence examples for would be tolerant from inspiring English sources

Do you still think the electorate would be tolerant?

"I honestly believe if more people understood that there is a strategy and intended sequence of events with an end in sight, they would be tolerant," Mr. O'Hanlon said.

Weber escaped with a mere $2,500 fine, and that seemed to send a message, intentional or not, that the league would be tolerant in the highly charged playoff atmosphere.

Therefore an attempt has been made to propose a Fault Tolerant Service Selection Framework for pervasive environment that would be tolerant to all types of fault with minimal service recovery overhead and service delay without compromising on service registration overhead and success rate.

Though he claimed it would be tolerant of other schools and open to non-Tibetans, he refused to mix with other sects.

To deliver a robust, user-friendly process that would be tolerant against functional groups, led us to consider alternative strategies based on the nucleophilic character of the in situ-generated sulfinates.

Pichia isolates found at the end of the fermentation line would, however, not be tolerant enough to be a contaminant able to take over the entire fermentation line.

Crucially, the reagents would have to be tolerant of the presence of the reducing agent TCEP.

Naively, when I moved to Japan to live near Osaka, I assumed it would be equally tolerant, if not as open.

"Maybe if I didn't work out, didn't understand that athletic culture, I would be less tolerant and less understanding.

I think that taxpayers would be more tolerant of I.R.S. invasions if they knew that they would be getting a couple of hundred dollars after it was all over.