Meanings of grow intolerance in English

Rights groups say the events indicate a growing intolerance of dissent in Kigali.

There is a growing intolerance of inadequate images of the Absolute.

Antonia even suspected from his growing intolerance and bitterness, that the Americans were gaining unexpected advantages.

The case comes amid concerns around growing intolerance toward the LGBT community in Malaysia in recent months.

They'd broken away over the past week, sometimes in groups, sometimes individually, all of them rejecting her authority and growing intolerance.

International safeguards for refugees are under threat from tighter asylum restrictions, growing intolerance and terrorism fears, the UN's refugee agency said today.

Chancellor Angela Merkel has sounded the alarm over growing intolerance and violence towards asylum seekers, immigrants and German citizens with migrant roots.

The Permanent Secretary of Fiji's Ministry of Social Welfare says there is growing intolerance for child abuse and neglect in the country.

There appears to be a growing intolerance of those who are critical of current failing policy, even as the evidence becomes overwhelming.

They also face growing intolerance in their adopted land, where there is a tendency to blame the newcomers for a recent spike in crime.

In fact, in a world of growing intolerance for other people's opinions, the vegans tend to be most moralistic and prim of the lot.

In the late 2000s, as social media websites became popular in China, excessive funerals became a focus of the public's growing intolerance for rampant inequality.

Rights groups say there is growing intolerance toward LGBT+ people in Malaysia, a country of 32 million where 60% of the population is Muslim.