Sentence examples for less punished from inspiring English sources

"It's got to be a setback because all the remedies available in court are not available in arbitration," Professor Weisbach said, adding that in arbitration, "the tax shelter promoters will be less punished and most of these tax shelters may go unnoticed".

I thought my daughter was going to grow up in a different place, where girls were more generous with themselves, less punished by society's expectations, more free to define their own view of healthy relationships.

The ground is more forgiving; the pace less punishing.

Governments in New Delhi have been reluctant to even acknowledge, much less punish, acts of mass violence.

But it might mean that a major disruption of Middle East oil might be less punishing down the road.

In more equal countries the falling hurts less when lifestyle, status and pay are less cruelly divided and penalities for failure less punishing.

A few years before, Hollinger had made a splash in the business by figuring out how to make priestly garments less punishing.

But the committee seems designed to placate the Sunni community with compensation for the victims, with no intent to identify what really happened or who ordered the attack, much less punish those responsible.

Steve will argue that the schedule is at least partly to blame for the way the game played out, and he has a point, as injuries took their toll, but in fairness Houston have had no less punishing a schedule and had to shuffle their pack during the game too.

And we have yet to publicly identify, much less punish, the people who killed our ambassador, another diplomat, and two former Navy SEALs on that fateful 10th anniversary of 9/11.

Britain is revising its law in a bid to make bankruptcy less punishing for entrepreneurs.