Sentence examples for fairly lenient from inspiring English sources
Because the university at Wittenberg was new (it was founded in 1502), its degree requirements were fairly lenient.
ON the issue of mergers, experts said that the Clinton administration was fairly lenient, using the same standards that existed under Presidents Reagan and Bush.
During plea negotiations in the summer, ethics committee members said publicly that they thought his misdeeds warranted a fairly lenient letter of reprimand, rather than a formal censure or expulsion.
But under pressure of the recall movement, he switched and signed a fairly lenient bill that would have allowed applicants to use a tax identification number to get a license.
On the surface, one year does seem fairly lenient.
There is no divine punishment for racism or for racists; the God of the Right is fairly lenient.
His folks sound pretty lenient.
"We're pretty lenient," said Mr. Birnbaum.
Both of them wrote letters to Mr. Rubio, who felt the sentence was too lenient, saying that Judge Thomas acted fairly and well within the law.
Mr Bo looks fairly certain to be found guilty, albeit on relatively lenient charges.
