Sentence examples for slightly more lenient from inspiring English sources
A giant, forthcoming study of the federal judiciary reveals clear patterns: Democrats and women are slightly more lenient.
Since 9/11, police and park officials have tended to be slightly more lenient with crowd control.
David Hollingworth from London & Country adds that a handful of lenders are only slightly more lenient if borrowers are placing part of the mortgage on a repayment deal.
(More than 4m such cards have been issued to Mexicans since 1998).The Feinstein-Kyl bill, which is still being debated, looks likely to get merged with a slightly more lenient bill sponsored by Ted Kennedy, which would limit the extensive checking to people from suspect states.
The slightly more lenient threshold for significance in the masked analysis reflects the smaller search volume (number of voxel clusters) tested.
To search for other possible candidate regions for future studies, we reported results with a slightly more lenient criterion (p < 0.001, uncorrected, cluster size >50 mm; see Results and Discussion).
Derrick took a more lenient view.
The death penalty, or something more lenient?
Other companies are more lenient.
Fortunately, a more lenient reading is possible.
