leniently

“We are cutting the business tax rate… and specifically targeting multinationals, so they are taxed more leniently,” he said.

Lowell had treated Fire Bear leniently—too leniently most of the white men near the reservation had considered.

Sometimes she ventures to hope that the editor will judge her work leniently, since she is only a beginner.

As it is, I am too old a man to be indulged leniently by the public in such a proceeding.

Yet it would appear that abstract justice judged less leniently of the position.

It shouldn't be, then, in my opinion, even if it could be; Margaret Cruger has been much too leniently dealt with.