Sentence examples for could be bordering from inspiring English sources

"It could be bordering on an obsession with Twitter and Facebook and all the things that go on with these kids".

Although, this could be bordering on paranoia and if you really do suspect them of entering your property, you should firmly ask them to cease entering it and warn them that the next time they do this, you will call the police.

A possible value could be border: 1px solid red.

"The figure is explicitly – and blatantly – that of a woman, with exaggerated sexual characteristics... that by 21st-century standards could be seen as bordering on the pornographic," said Dr Mellars.

With the transporter, there could be no border controls and no restrictions on the free movement of individuals.

A security clampdown on the Egyptian side of the border could be used to normalise the border crossing at Rafah, and close the tunnels.

An exportable is a good that could be traded across borders, but need not be.

Officials suggested the aid could be distributed from border areas in Turkey, Jordan and, possibly, Lebanon.

Read the first part, "We Could Be Them," about border patrol agents whose family members once crossed over illegally, and the third part, "Choosing Friends," about the border patrol agents.

Strict custom laws mean that copies of Prism arriving from abroad could be confiscated by border control, as plant materials from outside the country must be thoroughly assessed before entry.

EW: The theatre sector, and if it could be across the borders with Wales and Scotland all the better, needs to do more to work together to save the whole infrastructure.