Meanings of fall unevenly in English

They seemed to fall unevenly, as though the animal were lame.

But he acknowledged that the benefits from the international trading system could fall unevenly across the community.

New Zealand plans to ease coronavirus lockdown in a week Read more But the burdens and the sacrifices of the lockdown fall unevenly.

Her chest rose and fell unevenly as she unbuttoned Phoebe's shirt.

Her breast still rose and fell unevenly; she turned her pretty, insolent eyes on him:

His brown hair fell unevenly over his brow.

That lowers the bailout bill for the euro zone, but the burden fell unevenly on the country's banks.

That lowers the bailout bill for the euro zone, but the burden falls unevenly on the country's banks.

"I will if you tell me how," he said, his voice rising and falling unevenly.

Her lips were a little parted, her slight breast rose and fell unevenly, and a faint rose-colour glowed beneath the ivory pallor of her skin.

Then he noticed that the snow fell unevenly on Rodin's "Balzac" so that what emerged was a white diagrammatic reduction of the statue's essence.

"He lost the wager and wouldn't pay up." The murderer's voice lifted and fell unevenly, clear evidence of his overindulgence.