Sentence examples for the fringe between from inspiring English sources

"Ireland is really on the fringe between debt sustainability and unsustainability," said Dermot O'Leary, chief economist at Goodbody Stockbrokers in Dublin.

But he rates as just the 16th-best president according to the historians, right on the fringe between average and good.

But, said Morgan Binswanger, a former liaison between performers and philanthropies for Creative Artists Agency in Los Angeles: "There's self-interest and there's enlightened self-interest, and the fringe between the two is gray.

These dynamics mainly concern the fringe between urban and agricultural land, e.g. the peri-urban areas usually included within functional urban regions.

Through the GPS-correction, the fringes between neighboring paths are smoothly connected and the crustal deformation is reasonably mapped all over the observed area.

In modern megacities, where urban agglomerations progressively encroach on the fringes between cities and rural areas, a growing trend in developing countries, water access is an urgent concern.

Rivington is situated on the moorland fringe between the high unenclosed moorland of the West Pennine Moors and the fields below.

The lattice fringe between the two adjacent planes is about 0.30 nm apart, which is equal to the lattice fringes of the standard ZnFe2O4, growing along the [220] direction.

Traditionally, unilateral NMR systems such as the NMR-MOUSE have used the fringe field between two bar magnets joined with a yoke in a 'U' geometry.

These prototypes are based on a sensing technique that exploits the fringe capacitance between two co-planar electrodes designed over a thin oxide layer covering a grounded wafer substrate.

It's touted as her first stand-up foray, though Hart took a number of hour-long character shows to the Edinburgh Fringe between 2002 and 2005.