Sentence examples for the borderline and from inspiring English sources

Garnett has thrived on the borderline, and that's meant occasionally going over it.

"If a candidate could run right along the borderline and pick the best that either side says, I'd vote for him if he was an atheist".

"There are people on the borderline and maybe the book helps them to move into that sociopathic realm so then I feel bad," he concedes, "but mainly it's positive".

When the BBC decided to play Babylon, all hell broke loose, but if you don't keep that up then you end up back in the Borderline – and when you've got used to the Hammersmith Apollo, that can be very depressing".

Although the finding that P.S.A. screening reduces cancer deaths by 20percentt is statistically significant, experts say it's on the borderline, and a few more years of data could weaken the result.

But another 59 million people are on the borderline, and many doctors believe the new definition of hypertension could make drugs a standard treatment for many of them, drastically expanding the potential drug market.

He adds, "when I think of a character, it's a black person; 99% of Mozambicans are black … I want to tell stories in the borderlines, and which cross frontiers".

Among them were several operas, including "The Tragicall Historie of Christopher Marlowe" (1950-52) and "The Borderline" (1958), and dozens of stylistically varied choral and vocal works.

All year, we've been subjected to the borderline hate and unfettered lunacy of Donald Trump, Ben Carson, Ted Cruz and the rest of the Republican presidential field.

Why throw these two characters — the disgruntled "borderline" and the vulnerable adolescent — together?

Before taking over Obama's campaign finances, she headed up the borderline shady and failed Superior Bank.