Sentence examples for lenient period from inspiring English sources

This relatively short and lenient period of selective breeding is manifest in the cat genome, Wesley Warren, a geneticist at Washington University in St. Louis*, said.

5 6 14 Discontinuation of ACEI was defined as no refills within 90 days after the last filled prescription which allowed a lenient grace period for patients obtaining late refills.

Tour operators have generally been more lenient, offering longer periods during which clients can decide to postpone a trip or claim a credit toward a future tour, and in some cases offering outright refunds.

Their survival can be explained by the sparse evaluation of fitness in our model, causing periods of relatively lenient environmental conditions that allow for an extended period of time for compensatory mutations to arrive (see supplementary fig. S2, Supplementary Material online).

Former Department of the Interior Minerals Management Service director, Liz Birnbaum, said the department's three to seven year grace period for compliance seems too lenient.

The Inquisitions provide the most memorable instance of Church support for capital punishment, although some historians considered these more lenient than the secular courts of the period.

By declaring bankruptcy in Northern Ireland, which is part of Britain, Mr. Quinn will have to wait only a year before he can start another business — a more lenient standard than in Ireland, where the waiting period is 12 years.

Most beaches in the United States don't allow dogs, period, but East Hampton has been relatively lenient.

"But, as an actor who has had long periods of unemployment, you have to be lenient with your convictions".

We might be more lenient if theatres offered a significant discount during the preview period.

If you've got a real bummer of a class period coming up, ask one of your more lenient parents if they'll call you out for a class period sometime.