Sentence examples for somewhat lenient from inspiring English sources
A regulator's best bet may actually be to signal its intent to be somewhat lenient over time, lest it choke off cost-saving innovation altogether.
Many airlines have tightened their rules for carry-on bags, to a maximum of 22 inches wide by 14 inches tall by 9 inches deep, although some airlines, given an inch or two variation, are somewhat lenient.
v2 will be somewhat lenient about letting your show off links to your other artwork or social presences, with Hofmann noting "spam is the main issue, but I promise we're going to be a lot more open on this than instagram/fb".
Carleton was somewhat lenient with minor offenders, and even freed a number of more serious offenders on the promise of good behavior; however, once the Americans had been driven from the province, measures against supporters of the American cause became harsher, with forced labor to repair American destruction of infrastructure during the army's retreat being a frequent punishment.
As far as the applicant's credit history, you probably don't want someone with serious credit trouble, but at the same time you may want to be somewhat lenient.
His folks sound pretty lenient.
"We're pretty lenient," said Mr. Birnbaum.
On the surface, one year does seem fairly lenient.
Teachers are pretty lenient on the first few days.
Though it has become somewhat more lenient, Beijing still requires publications to be licensed.
