Sentence examples for extra lenient from inspiring English sources
You don't need to be a hedge fund quant to see the conflict of interest: the more ratings, the more profits to the ratings agencies, so the temptation is to be extra lenient.
While some states already require this, they suggested that even if your state is more lenient, taking the extra step to give in-person training is more than worth the extra cost, because it provides a deeper level of understanding to employees.
She is notably relaxed and worldly about the news of Yale's infidelity, especially considering that it means the end of her marriage - and the scene is arguably symptomatic of Woody Allen's lenient, male-centred view of extra-marital affairs.
To compound matters, 72% of e-retailers bear the costs of delivery and/or the extra labor and management costs for handling the returns, which can ultimately render a lenient return policy very expensive.
Conscious of their image, many lenders have recently started telling real estate agents to be more lenient to renters who happen to live in a foreclosed home and give them extra time to move out before changing the locks.
Britain looks particularly lenient.
