leniently

常見例句

It also means treating bankrupts relatively leniently, not as sinners to be flagellated but rather as unfortunates who should be given a second chance.
這表明美國人對待公司破產(chǎn)相對寬容，把他們看做可以再給一次機會的不走運的家伙而不是應(yīng)該受到懲罰的邪惡化身。
If some abnormality is found in a person's brain, the doctor's report is submitted as mitigating evidence and the defendant may be treated more leniently.
假如在某人腦中發(fā)現(xiàn)異常，醫(yī)生的報告就會作為減罪證據(jù)提交，被告人可能獲得寬大處理。
Even more damning is their conclusion that assets that generated greater proceeds for the ratings agency were rated more leniently than less lucrative securities.
更為致命的結(jié)論是：為評級機構(gòu)帶來更多收益的資產(chǎn)所獲評級比那些無利可圖的證券更為有利。

We'll grade them leniently in the beginning and so everybody will get some feedback about how they're doing on those.
在開始的時候我們的評分會很寬松,每個人會得到一些他們觀點報告,做的如何的反饋
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If they gave an account of their crimes, they would be treated more leniently.
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It all sounds cosy, and indeed some western countries, America especially, believe Britain has treated its traitors absurdly leniently.
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In no other large country are options so leniently treated by the taxman.
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