Sentence examples for less leniency from inspiring English sources
And really, there's no need to show Winfield less leniency for his labors than (probably) was shown to Shakespeare.
On a different day and with a referee who showed less leniency than Craig Pawson did here, both Érik Lamela and Moussa Sissoko would almost certainly have been sent off for their respective displays of recklessness.
an informal discussion regarding timing of A exams was held; the DGS notified the field that the Grad School plans to show less leniency with regards to scheduling A exams and that the DGS plans, similarly, to push students to complete A exams before end of 6th term.
"Selling DKNY is a way to get rid of a problem at a time when the market is tough and luxury companies would be right to show less leniency with underperforming businesses," said Luca Solca, an analyst at Exane BNP Paribas.
Now, they have much less scope for leniency.
Public opinion has in recent years grown less tolerant of leniency extended to the heads of conglomerates, or chaebols, for the sake of the economy.
Analyzing tickets written by the Florida Highway Patrol between 2005 and 2015, they determined that about 20percentt of the officers were less likely to show leniency in ticketing to black and Hispanic drivers.
But it also lacks the colour and controversy thought to have attracted audiences in the 1970s and 1980s.Even so, it is hard to make a case for less refereeing innovation and greater leniency towards players who behave badly.
The FDA has chosen to grant most of these gadgets and apps some leniency with the less stringent Class II regulation.
Leniency and stringency are however somewhat less emotional descriptors, and we will therefore use the terms leniency and stringency while discussing statistical results, but will also use hawk and dove on occasion when they are useful metaphors in discussion.
He always had his eye on the kind of cool rogue who, he believed, could be stopped only by force; his leniency towards others was less noticed.
