Examples of 'may tolerate' in a sentence
Meaning of "may tolerate"
May tolerate: Suggests being able to accept or endure something, often implying patience or leniency
How to use "may tolerate" in a sentence
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Infants at this age may tolerate this well.
They may tolerate it better or be more likely to eat it.
And they may tolerate.
You may tolerate the steady release of hormones better.
Some people may tolerate it well.
One may tolerate a world of demons for the sake of an angel.
Highly efficient oxyburners may tolerate such a loss of energy.
Some may tolerate dappled light if all their other needs are met.
Who knows what the men may tolerate in time.
Patients may tolerate treatment better if they take their.
Keep in mind that children may tolerate even less.
A patient may tolerate one drug far better than another.
Axon systems for automotive applications may tolerate different temperatures.
Because I may tolerate this but it would hurt each time it happens.
Data transmission may be infrequent and may tolerate relatively high latency.
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For example, we may tolerate wide differences in lifestyle and religious practice.
I heard that if you do not tolerate cow milk you may tolerate goat milk.
Some people may tolerate these drugs better.
This is not something the Russian leader may tolerate for long.
People in such a system may tolerate or even foster an increase the inequality.
You have captured it concretely so that I may tolerate it.
Other people with IBS may tolerate these without symptoms.
They may tolerate them but will they confront the evil in them?
The European Commission may tolerate a short transition period.
People may tolerate a poor quality picture, but they will not tolerate poor quality audio.
Counterions based on strong acids may tolerate even lower pH 's.
School staff may tolerate degrading language and “ jokes ” about females or minorities.
When habituated to human presence, they may tolerate close approach.
I may tolerate Julie as my stepmother, but I will not suffer the indignity of her being.
They are likely to be more reliable, and may tolerate more students than real patients.
It may tolerate non-calcareous soils.
On the flip side, two weak links in a relationship may tolerate equally low expectations.
You may tolerate dairy, or not.
Bu! Who knows what the men may tolerate in time.
May tolerate some interaction with humans ( as in Iceland ).
Where individual substituents may tolerate such broad substitution, they are referred to as groups.
However, individuals who are hypersensitive to ASPIRIN may tolerate sodium salicylate.
For instance, some workers may tolerate exploitation in order to avoid changing employers.
Some people with cow 's milk allergy may tolerate goat 's milk.
The straightening apparatus 200 may tolerate a certain amount of force ( enough to straighten the catheter shaft ).
Most brands have a low-lactose option, which your baby may tolerate better.
As we grow older, some people may tolerate foods that previously caused allergic reactions.
People with allergies ( skin rashes or irritation ) to anti-inflammatory medication may tolerate meloxicam better.
When you are sick, you may tolerate cold foods better than warm dishes.
If he continues to irritate me this way, I may tolerate it but my fans won't.
However, Member States may tolerate on their territory stink bombs containing not more than 1,5 ml.
In another embodiment, the receiver / equalizer may tolerate the distortion on the DC sub-carrier.
O Lactose-intolerant children may tolerate whole milk or chocolate milk better than skim milk.
An older dog or a puppy may tolerate shorter, but more frequent, walks better.
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I do not want you to tolerate away because of me
I will tolerate no further disruptions in this courtroom
Israel will no longer tolerate this situation
Examples of using May
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I may decide to teach you something tomorrow
Of these uses oratory may serve as an illustration
This may be helpful if network problems occur
