Sentence examples for a bit more lenient from inspiring English sources

Her proposals for establishing eligibility are a bit more lenient.

As Mr. Walsh noted, "Chapter 13 is a little more responsible" way to go from the lenders' perspective, so lender guidelines are a bit more lenient.

But I can't do that any more, so it only became a reality once the networks started to be a bit more lenient about the number of episodes they were willing to air.

In addition, older owners — the typical demographic of brands like Buick and Mercury — "tend to be a bit more lenient or they tend to notice fewer problems," said Joe Ivers, executive director for automotive quality and customer satisfaction at J. D. Power.

"I've grown a bit more lenient in my old age," he says, "but this is what it's about: if you want to be true to the power of these pieces, you've got to understand the sensation they created when they were new.

We have seen how the issue of the raised foot is punished at the World Cup and we will have to look at it again in the Premiership, where we have been a bit more lenient.' The English approach to the job of being a linesman will be vindicated today when Phil Sharp, from St Albans, acts as Pierluigi Collina's assistant at today's final.

"When it's not happening to you, you're a little bit more lenient on the subject".

A bit more so.

So, a bit more.

A bit more mature".

And a bit more.