Sentence examples for to be borderline from inspiring English sources

He appears to be borderline, at best.

While we might think of Allen as a bit gobby, it seems Japanese fans consider her to be borderline dangerous.

Twain died in 1910, too soon to discover that his joke turned out to be borderline prophetic.

Giving me a weekly column about the tech industry is so idiotic as to be borderline criminally negligent.

Results: In group 1, in premenopausal women 3 of 413 cysts (0.73%) proved to be borderline or malignant, and in postmenopausal women 4 of 247 cysts (1.6%) proved to be borderline or malignant.

Perhaps that is why Gonzalo Higuaín, a No9 so true as to be borderline unfashionable, has been disregarded in comparison to his more sophisticated peers.

Their results indicate that copper deficiencies appear to be borderline-to-deficient over vast areas of Colombia (A. Gil and J. Tritschler, 1977, personal communication).

Mr. Barazi admits to being "borderline pathological about cars," so he appreciates the handcrafted details that distinguish Pagani models.

He went on to list a number of cards which would be borderline impossible to do in a physical setting.

It would be borderline daft to think Watson could work some magic and win the Open.

devices, which should be borderline obnoxious to the first adopters here.