Sentence examples for that bordering from inspiring English sources

But while there's no denying that 15 years of existence is a remarkable achievement for any franchise, the facts of this particular case reach even beyond that, bordering on utter impossibility.

With a population of just over seven million people, the panelists were united in agreement that bordering Shenzhen — the so-called hardware capital of the world — is a critical component for showcasing innovation, and helping find the talent need to staff tech startups.

The less pronounced bundles could be owing to technical factors; that is, pulsed current was targeted to BF, so that bordering areas received lesser, subthreshold levels of NT-3.

Given the fifty per cent turnout rates of 2005, and the much worse security environment and disillusionment in 2009, any turnout rate between forty and forty-five per cent in 2009 would seem to be quite good, and much higher than that bordering on suspicious.

Thursday's attackers may have come from southern Libya, according to the Nigerien state news agency, highlighting what a senior Nigerien official called the menacing lawlessness of that bordering region.

He drove with a determination that bordered on recklessness, and often crossed that border.

Revis, Fischer said, approached his rehabilitation with a ferocity that bordered on obsessive.

Elsie adopted an overprotective approach to raising her son that bordered on fixation.

She lived in a house that bordered bushland and had received tick bites.

The concept of "borderscape" is an example of the view on borders that sees bordering as a practice that disperses borders in physical and socio-political space.

Easier, certainly, than fixing that border.