Sentence examples for bordering on depression from inspiring English sources

That's recession bordering on depression so far as farmers are concerned.

His psychiatrist said that Mr McGovern had a condition which was "bordering on psychotic depression".

The money did nothing to stop a recession, now bordering on a depression.

The bipolar Philippe suffers bouts of depression bordering on insanity.

The underlying message of these measures is clear: to get out of a recession bordering on a multi-year depression, ordinary citizens must spend more money on consumer goods.

The baseline levels of anxiety and depression in our study (mean HADS scores of 7.6 and 7.4, respectively) were just outside the normal range (defined as 0 to 7), thereby bordering on the category of mild anxiety and depression.

The Washington_ _Post, assessing Romney's theoretical reëmergence, focussed on the persistent worry among "Republican elites" over the rise of Donald Trump and Ben Carson, which it described as "anxiety bordering on panic" and might also be described as deep depression bordering on anxiety.

The Washington Post, assessing Romney's theoretical reëmergence, focussed on the persistent worry among "Republican elites" over the rise of Donald Trump and Ben Carson, which it described as "anxiety bordering on panic" and might also be described as deep depression bordering on anxiety.

Thus 1 = "normal, not depressed;" 2 = "on the border of depression;" 3 = mildly depressed;" 4 = "moderately depressed;" 5 = "notably depressed;" 6 = "severely depressed," 7 = "extremely depressed".

This is bordering on abuse.

We are bordering on insanity".