Sentences with phrase «become less tolerant»

Does this mean that British society has become less tolerant, more racist, and more xenophobic, and a less comfortable and even dangerous place for those from elsewhere, overturning what has often been described by incomers as a noticeably welcoming, tolerant and open - minded culture?

After 12 weeks of age, puppies begin to become less tolerant of new situations, people and animals, making socialization and obedience training more difficult as time goes on.

Intact females will attract nuisance males and will become less tolerant of their charges when in heat.

A quarter of the cats had become less tolerant of other animals in the home, while a similar number had become more tolerant.

In general, I find the smaller dogs are socially mature earlier at 18 months or so and become less tolerant of rude greetings and rough play especially from larger unknown dogs.

Dogs have a tendency to become less tolerant of children and other dogs in their pack as the years add on.

I recommend that you repeat this exercise every couple of years throughout retirement, as many people become less tolerant of risk as they age.

In the process, his software for internal links has become less tolerant.

And since people tend to become less tolerant of risk as they age, you may also want to pare back your stock exposure gradually throughout retirement (although there's also an argument for a «reverse guide path,» or starting with a relatively low stock exposure and increasing it later on).

When struggling students develop problem reputations, other adults who have heard the stories often treat them with greater impatience and suspicion; unknowingly, the adults become less tolerant and kind.

You become less tolerant of other people's «flaws» because of the perception that there's always someone else.

The study authors also noted that some older adults become less tolerant of heat as they age, so the finding could be of interest to seniors who are drawn to the potential heart health benefits of yoga but are leery of exposure to excessive heat.

We've certainly become less tolerant of slow - responding technology in recent years.

As a result, many game sites and providers are becoming less tolerant of griefers and are employing new methods to police for them and otherwise limit their impact.»

Witch - burning hate groups are slowly building up support and the wizarding government is becoming less tolerant out of fear of what could happen.

As a reader, I learned about the use of religion as a means of control over the people... at times, it reminded me of the current times, when we are becoming less tolerant of others who are not exactly like us.

In an effort to flee a war - torn country that was becoming less tolerant of basic freedoms, Saedi's parents hatched a plan to escape to the United States with 2 - year - old Saedi and her older sister, Samira, in tow.

eBook sharing issue shares the same fate as a governing body of copyright protection is becoming less tolerant of such an activity.

As a cat ages it becomes less tolerant, and may not easily take to a playful kitten or younger cat introduced to the home.

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Yet, as our kids grow, we become not simply less enthusiastic about their failures, but far less tolerant.

You'll be delighted to see your baby become more engaging, patient, tolerant, less fussy and cranky after a quality nap.

While breastfeeding tiny infants in public seems to be fairly well accepted, the older a child gets, the less tolerant the public becomes should a woman choose to continue nursing.

The council points to research showing employees and users become far less tolerant of waste and inefficiency once they are involved in the provision of a service.

The party they are so in love with has only become more reactionary, less tolerant of LGBT issues, and increasingly isolated.

Such stressors can predispose trees to become less resistant to or tolerant of pests, diseases or other forms of stress.

As difficult as it was sometimes, the more that I started to treat myself with true love and respect, the less tolerant I became of toxic energy and the more confident I became.

As people become elderly I think they often become less flexible and less tolerant.

As I look through my ever - dwindling skirt collection one thing becomes clear: I am less and less tolerant of skirts above the knee.

Students in schools or classrooms in which bullying problems are ignored and aggressive behavior is not addressed are likely to become more aggressive and less tolerant as well.

«But when I became an academic and hit the 40 per cent tax bracket, I stopped marking because it makes you a lot less tolerant of any issues that come with it.»

When you're nearing or in retirement and less tolerant of volatility, your investor profile becomes more conservative and will guide you to greater allocation to bond funds.

But others say that, aside from becoming less risk tolerant when we're older, our appetite for risk remains largely the same in up and down markets.

Just as our society is no longer willing to abide by racial discrimination and gender inequality, we're also becoming far less tolerant of the mass killing of our best friends and family members.

Times are changing; as a society, we are becoming more compassionate, and less tolerant of unnecessarily animal suffering.

Dog Social dogs can become less social as they come into their maturity, and Dog Aggressive dogs can become much more tolerant with good direction and proper socialization.

Clyfford Still spent most of the 1950s in New York, where, despite his new - found stature as a leading Abstract Expressionist, he was becoming less and less tolerant of the arts establishment.

The more I use these stock Android devices, the less tolerant I become of phones that have too much of their own customization of the software experience.

And how have their attitudes toward infidelity changed — have they become more or less tolerant of this behavior?

They may as a result become more tolerant, less judgemental and more supportive towards parents who are being unhelpful to their children.