Sentence examples for is rather lower from inspiring English sources

But it also means Stephenson is rather lower on this year's list than Tranter, at number 10, was last year.

But for America to extradite someone from Britain the level of proof is rather lower: information (not evidence) that provides a "reasonable basis to believe that the person committed…the offence for which extradition is sought".

The Perot Museum of Nature & Science is being built downtown along with a new park that will cover the Woodall Rodgers expressway.It clearly helps the local economy that Texas is abundant in both oil and shale gas, even if the price of the latter is rather lower than producers would like.

As we have known, the volume of IgG is much larger than that of K+ or Cl−, so the charge density is rather lower in the occupied channel space, which results in the decrease in the detected ionic current.

A first assumption would be that the absorption coefficients of these two species, when forming surface complexes, are either close to similar or the coefficient of adsorbed H2PO4- is rather lower than the corresponding coefficient for adsorbed HPO42-.

The surface peak intensity of Mo in the outmost MoN at 3 rpm is rather lower ascribed to the deposition process that was paused during the MoN sublayer growth at a certain time.

This year, Ventro's revenues are likely to be rather lower: zero, to be precise.

In China, the stakes were rather lower – but some competitors couldn't forget the war at home.

Summer temperatures near sea level may average up to 76 °F (24 °C) but are rather lower at exposed higher elevations.

Either way, these values are rather lower than some that have been suggested over the years, but by any measure, these were colossal animals.

In 1986, after all, they paid £4.8 billion in tax although oil production was rather lower than it is today.The oil companies protest that this calculation is misleading because their costs have gone up even more sharply than production.