Sentence examples for rather falling from inspiring English sources

The challenge is all the more daunting because research into energy technologies by both government and industry has not been rising, but rather falling.

Rather, falling boundaries between private and public, an old morality increasingly muddled by new laws and new technology, and the dominance of a no-holds-barred media, have made moral conundrums that once never happened, or touched the lives of only a few people, the daily fare of millions.

That is, when it isn't game time and he's on (or rather, falling out of) his stool.

Thereafter the debate rather fell apart.

In retrospect, I'd rather fallen into doing a PhD.

Alternative candidates have rather fallen by the wayside of late.

That argument rather falls on deaf ears right now.

I'd rather fall off a cliff than death from a thousand cuts.

Those who would rather fall into the consoling arms of the establishment will be concerned.

"I did rather fall in love with this form he had invented – the biographical tour.

They would rather fall on their swords than ally themselves with some of the worst polluting corporations on the planet.