Sentence examples for lightly because it is from inspiring English sources

They are not enshrined there lightly, because it is hardly obvious that men executed for war crimes have given their lives for their country.

It's something you're not going to take lightly because it is a challenge to keep motivating yourself but it should be a great time to be a Lancashire player," he said.

(If walking on the bridge in the summer, dress lightly, because it is a long walk).

Excessive leverage and risk-taking are indeed endemic to the financial system, not because it's too lightly regulated but because it isn't capitalistic (free and unsubsidized) enough.

Suicide is a light affair because it is entered into lightly.

"It's something that we have to tread lightly on because it's a very delicate subject, but it's one we have to tackle," said West Mayor Tommy Muska who, at a recent town hall meeting, raised the possibility of another plant being built.

The park was not dedicated until 1972, and perhaps because it is so lightly promoted, only 200,000 visitors a year come even now.

Others may find the risk attractive simply because it is treated lightly by their regulators, the report suggests.A big body of risk transfer at least $300 billion comes in the form of collateralised debt obligations (CDOs).

Was "Lost in Translation" really, as it first appeared, a wistful commentary on the plight of Americans abroad, who shut themselves in their hotel rooms and fell lightly in love because it was sweeter, and less scary, than venturing outside?

Indeed, could it be that Barclays has actually got off lightly with its fine, because it was the first to come clean?

It's not at all like a compote because it's lightly gratinée on top.