Sentence examples for although it falls rather from inspiring English sources

The offshore current also deluges the region with rain; although it falls rather unevenly across the region, annual precipitation averages more than 160 inches (406 cm) in many areas and rarely drops below 30 inches (76 cm) in even the driest climatic zones.

If rain is imminent, plant before it falls rather than after.

It wasn't a bad speech at all (and I particularly liked the opening passage about the Earl of Derby, although TUC delegates don't seem particularly interested in nineteenth century Conservative history, and it fell rather flat).

For Jones, it "fell rather flat" and was parochial.

Some say it has fallen rather short.

So it was that the protestors' protest fell rather flat.

It's awkward rather than explosive — dancers afraid of falling, rather than heavenly bodies crashing.

With increasing age, the fall becomes more common and fracturing may be more a reflection of the falling rather than thin bones, although the rising proportion of intertrochanteric fractures speaks to the rising prevalence of osteoporosis, at least in women.

But inflation fell rather than rising.

And the Democrats have fallen rather silent.

"If Europe doesn't move it falls over or, rather, it disappears from the map of the world," he added.