Sentence examples for which is verging from inspiring English sources

Southern Cyprus, which is verging on the brink of bankruptcy, is under particularly acute pressure to uncover illegal assets held there.

In terms of sales, however, Healey's novel is the most popular, according to Nielsen BookScan, selling over 81,000 copies to date, just ahead of Macdonald's memoir, which is verging on sales of 80,000.

"We talk about it occasionally," Jolie said in May 2014, allowing a public peek into the family's dynamic, "and the kids talk about it with us, which is verging on hysterical, how kids envision a wedding.

"We are discussing it with the children and how they imagine it might be, which is verging on hysterical, how kids envision a wedding," she told the magazine back in May.

Gyllenhaal and Downey's performances are arguably a little opaque, and Downey plays the dialogue in his trademark swallowed gabble, which is now verging on self-parody.

She's the face of the popular U.K.-based blog (which is now verging on an empire) called Deliciously Ella.

"Many clubs have made bids which in truth were verging on taking the Mick, however CP [Palace] have backed their manager & met our terms.

What is not a myth is the budget deficit, which is a problem, verging on a crisis, right now — a problem that Social Security, unlike the Bush tax cuts, has so far alleviated, not worsened.

The health-insurance system in America has been so rotten for so long that losing even a bad plan is deeply frightening — which is why it verges on cruelty for the Administration to not have anticipated and prepared for what, based on press reports, seems to be a wave of cancellation letters.

At the same time, that sense of waning European patience — which some Italians took to be verging on derision — set off anger within Italy.

I HAD modest expectations of Wonder Seafood Restaurant, which is nondescript in appearance, verging on the utilitarian.