Sentence examples for be lenient about from inspiring English sources
They hope the headmaster will be lenient about their school fees, which are eight months overdue.
I explain that a company we own has a few local problems, but the longer term looks bright and can he be lenient about the money he has loaned us?
I voiced my concerns to my landlord, who promised that if I really didn't like the area, he'd be lenient about letting me out of my yearlong lease, adding that he was sure I'd feel perfectly safe.
As Blaire and Zinkhan point out: "given these three paths to generalization (theoretical, probabilistic, empirical), along with the fact that relational results are resistant to sample bias, we can afford to be lenient about sample quality in academic research.
And other European countries are lenient about stronger drugs.
If they're lenient about issuing them, one person can have multiple licenses".
So far, stores have been lenient about that, but next season they're going to have a sales report.
The group's go-to lab – which has always been lenient about payment – is on the brink of closure, he said.
The F.C.C. has always been lenient about renewing broadcast licenses, but it meant something that licensees had to go through a demanding renewal process.
Companies are only required to provide a seven-day window, though many are lenient about delays around Christmas as they acknowledge that you may only just have received a gift.
