| have tolerance | 7.37 | He has no tolerance for opposition. | ||
| show tolerance | 3.69 | Show our tolerance. | ||
| promote tolerance | 2.04 | It aims to promote tolerance rather than intolerance. | ||
| develop tolerance | 1.18 | Americans may have to develop a tolerance for failure. | ||
| preach tolerance | 1.12 | Liberalism preaches tolerance. | ||
| zero tolerance | 0.92 | Zero tolerance. | ||
| teach tolerance | 0.86 | Teach tolerance. | ||
| test tolerance | 0.72 | Now Ellen DeGeneres is testing our tolerance. | ||
| advocate tolerance | 0.66 | They also are advocating zero tolerance for youthful DUI offenders. | ||
| induce tolerance | 0.59 | So instead of inducing immunity they induce tolerance. | ||
| urge tolerance | 0.59 | He has recently urged more tolerance of sexual promiscuity. | ||
| encourage tolerance | 0.46 | Several dozen other states have passed laws encouraging greater tolerance in the medical use of the drug. | ||
| lose tolerance | 0.46 | Along the way, though, he lost his tolerance for excuses. | ||
| practice tolerance | 0.46 | But most North Carolinians practice tolerance. | ||
| stress tolerance | 0.46 | Tolerance is stressed. | ||
| achieve tolerance | 0.39 | Stem cells themselves may provide new ways of achieving tolerance. | ||
| enshrine tolerance | 0.39 | However, religious tolerance is enshrined in the national philosophy. | ||
| increase tolerance | 0.39 | Rather than increasing my tolerance to the heat, the accumulation of summers seems to be making me wimpier. | ||
| learn tolerance | 0.39 | The child is expected to learn tolerance from the Holocaust, but tolerance of what? | ||
| express tolerance | 0.33 | Still, some students expressed more tolerance for marijuana, the most common illegal drug, than for other drugs. |