Sentence examples for whose borderline from inspiring English sources

Their circumstances gradually improved as advocacy groups for the disabled and mentally ill were formed; but there was no one to advocate for Freddie and his friends, whose borderline intelligence scores were often simply a reflection of emotional problems stemming from years of neglect.

Okinotorishima and Ferdinandea, both bedecked with names aplenty and wishful plaques, remain mirror images of each other: with one constantly on the verge of existing and the other continuously on the edge of extinction, they are in a class of two: ephemeral islands whose borderline existence has major consequences for the equally arbitrary zones of sovereignty drawn up around them.

Closest in tone to Violet is sister Mattie Fae Aiken (Margo Martindale), a woman who enjoys tormenting her quiet husband, Charles Aiken Chris Cooperr), and a son whose borderline haplessness is indicated by his Little Charles nickname (a wasted Benedict Cumberbatch).

Mr. Galifianakis is the childlike loser whose borderline-creepy non sequiturs are more hilarious the less sense they make.

It remains invaluable for its rage and impact, but it retains the original narration, intoned by Bernstein's adored wife, the actress Felicia Montealegre, whose borderline-histrionic delivery is only in keeping with what the text demanded.

All of this will be fuel for visitors to get down to the sounds of Texas country musicians including Kevin Fowler, whose song "Borderline Crazy" includes this relevant lyric: "Got these blue-collar blues and I can't sleep / Been counting margaritas instead of sheep".

Because of these factors, overrepresentation analyses often miss functionally-relevant pathways whose genes have borderline differential activity.

During the first phase (October 1999-March 2001), women whose index cytology indicated borderline nuclear abnormality were eligible for inclusion only when a cytology test six months later indicated borderline nuclear abnormality or mild dyskaryosis; this was not required in the second phase (March 2001-October 2002).

They found 3,758 patients with suspected diabetes and another 32,785 whose glucose readings were borderline.

The music on almost every jukebox happens to be Willie Nelson, whose song "Across the Borderline" becomes the movie's unofficial theme.

"I don't think the burden should be on me," said Reid, whose history of intemperate, borderline adolescent remarks was detailed in The Times by Michael D. Shear and Richard A. Oppel Jr. "The burden should be on him.