Sentence examples for is so lenient from inspiring English sources

Not everyone is so lenient.

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency is so lenient on the banks it is supposed to regulate that it could be mistaken for a division of the United States Chamber of Commerce.

But the RepuTex market analysis firm has found the proposed curb on electricity generation and industrial emissions is so "lenient" that only about 30 companies, such as airlines and transport firms, will be forced to reduce their emissions at all, and then only by a relatively modest 29m tonnes between 2016 and 2025.

In a country where the most popular sport is so lenient on something considered so grave in Britain, it's perhaps less remarkable to learn that Gatlin is considered a hero rather than an outcast.

Who can stomach a guy who is so lenient on violent acts against women?

According to Lanphear, another reason for the lack of reduction may be that the current safety standard for dust lead is so lenient that even a remediated home is still hazardous.

Another referee might not have been so lenient.

TSG have accepted his apology but the German FA might not be so lenient.

Other companies' policies are so lenient that no formal policy exists.

But will we be so lenient when news hits of the first fatality in a collision involving an automated car?

Even the librarians were laughing, although I'm not sure they'd be so lenient if it hadn't been 2am.