Sentence examples for might be bordering from inspiring English sources

"It might be bordering on illegal and pushing the envelope," but she said, "I don't think he's ever putting anybody in jeopardy, besides himself".

While Carrey's affirmation of love for Stone might be bordering on creepy, we can't really blame him.

Arguing might be a little bit of a bicker, a short disagreement -- but fighting is when there's much more emotional involvement, things are escalating, it might be bordering on disrespectful interactions because our emotions are running the show.

The real impetus for reunification might be border controls, though.

Some of these might have been bordering on so-what matches in the grander scheme of things – and were played out in front of relatively small crowds on the second court, but, at an Olympics where quite a few athletes did not even want to come across several sports, they were no doubt grateful for their trinkets and the experience.

"It might have been bordering on unconstitutional, maybe even something almost definitionally fascist," Smith said of the declaration.

It would probably seem far creepier for a middle-aged woman to be obsessing over a "straight" teenage boy; it might be viewed as bordering on pedophilia.

Out of that turmoil and bloodshed, there might be new borders.

They said 'I don't understand any of this, but it's really fun.' It made me think this might be more border-less than I first thought".

The southern entrance might be the border between China and Indo-China Peninsular countries (Myanmar, Laos, and Vietnam).

Investigator response - In our study settings there might be cross-border patients to be recruited, therefore, the PIS ICF of the XXX language version will be provided to FTM-EC soon after the English version is approved and translated into the XXX language.