Sentence examples for very lenient with from inspiring English sources

The government is very lenient with amateur smugglers.

"The supporters are being very lenient with myself and the team, and I'm sure they'll be frustrated sometimes, but their support has been incredible".

Obama, who has been very lenient with the banking industry, is essentially saying that banks have to earn their profits by playing a useful role in the economy, acknowledging that they have real obligations not just to their shareholders, but to the general public.

They are usually very lenient with the hiring process and attract a rougher crowd.

After Chaeronea, Philip inflicted a harsh punishment upon Thebes, but made peace with Athens on very lenient terms.

The running battle between Costa and defender Skrtel was a theme of the first half, with referee Anthony Taylor taking a very lenient approach to the constant physical clashes between the pair, deciding to keep his card in his pocket.

After the McDonnell ruling, Stevenson told me, "It's a little ironic that the executive branch the Virginia courts and legislature have relied on to protect people from unfair sentences has now been exposed with evidence of corruption, but the remedy is to be very lenient toward the executive and let everyone else rot in prison".

No activations were observed in any regions correlating with the variance of the "evidence" on the irrelevant dimension (UVi), although positive correlations with the irrelevant variance were observed in the visual cortex at very lenient thresholds (P < 0.005 uncorrected).

Korean culture is very lenient on boys.

A yellow card was a very lenient punishment.

"They were very lenient in letting me in," she said.