An average of recent polls by Real Clear Politics has Perry tenth in the race for the nomination with 2.3%, making him a borderline candidate for inclusion in the first televised GOP debate on Fox News in August.
The Ebola crisis is expected to lop off as much as $6bn off the GDP output of the entire sub-Saharan region in 2015 The borderline hysterical media reaction to the Ebola epidemic – much of it spurred by the unlikely incursion of the virus into the US and UK – can be explained because it dovetails with this familiar narrative.
He has a family history of learning difficulties and borderline intellectual functioning, though the jury at his 1991 trial heard little about that.
Being borderline solvent, she had a borderline car.
It's all shit and sticks, small picture, borderline illegal stuff – a nudge here, a sharp-elbowed run there.
Another described his discomfort at working in his firm's corporate-finance department and supporting what he described as "immoral" and "borderline corrupt" tax wheezes.
But at the float price of 330p, or even 400p, it would be a borderline candidate.
But the people who manage the multi-billion-dollar portfolios find such thinking borderline incomprehensible.
The researchers found that drinking more than one glass of milk a day was associated with an increase in deaths and fractures in women and a borderline rise in the risk for men of dying from heart disease.
(Bond vigilantes don't eliminate this epistemological uncertainty, but they certainly provide a useful indication).I'm not suggesting that America should actively seek to discard its AAA rating; no one can confidently predict the consequences of what was a borderline inconceivable scenario only six months ago.
He described conditions in two prisons, La Santé in Paris and Les Baumettes in Marseilles, as "on the borderline of human dignity".
