Sentence examples for significantly more lenient from inspiring English sources
Lorraine Minnite, a political science professor at Rutgers University whose research focuses on voter fraud accusations, said it didn't make sense that Casey got a significantly more lenient sentence when he was the only one of the three people who benefited from fraud.
Because the allocation of quotas was significantly more lenient towards countries with little or no T&C industry, high-quota countries saw a significant expansion of their industry [ 16].
In column [3], we also control for the state-specific fraction of illegal immigrants: we find that respondents living in states with a higher fraction of illegal immigrants are significantly more likely to support the more lenient Senate plan.
This figure doesn't change significantly if we use a more lenient cut off of e < 10-2, weere we hit 24,093 (79%) and 30,719 (67%), respectively.
Most gun owners are not N.R.A. members, but, according to Gallup, people who want lenient gun laws are significantly more likely to be single-issue voters than those who want stricter laws.
The Protect Act of 2003 significantly expanded appellate review of sentences that are more lenient than required by federal guidelines.
On the other hand, the propensity to favor the more lenient plan on illegal immigration is significantly and positively correlated with church attendance.41 Finally, the religion importance dummy is not significantly correlated with the respondent's opinion on the illegal immigration plan.
This program has not always been successful, with some non-USDA inspectors being more lenient on violators than others, and citations for violations tend to increase significantly when USDA inspectors are present at a show.
Derrick took a more lenient view.
The death penalty, or something more lenient?
