borderline case

It is not clear: they are borderline cases of dogs.

That made it a borderline case in terms of economics.

They are a borderline case of where pop becomes art.

A borderline case: I threw him in to make it interesting.

One fades into the other and there are always borderline cases.

I do not consider that this is a borderline case."

But you must get borderline cases from time to time.

I will never get any support because I have a borderline case.

He was a borderline case, but blood will out, and old Annie's genes had done their work.

These borderline cases are considered legitimate in most Jewish communities.

It was the borderline cases that were the problem.

In our world there are plenty of borderline cases.

He likes machinery better than people, and I qualify as a borderline case.

"We discuss it whenever there's kind of a borderline case," he said.

A further 19 per cent of this sample were judged to be borderline cases.

These will change, in some borderline cases quite substantially, the layout of the various pages.

The limits are designed to give athletes the benefit of the doubt in borderline cases.

Legal experts have said that while this is a borderline case, these activities are not extortion.

A borderline case is that of a person who shot a stuffed deer, thinking it was alive.

He was psychologically a borderline case; we knew why.

For borderline cases, the theater preview can be the clincher.

None of these definitions is entirely straightforward because borderline cases can easily be found.

Meanwhile the borderline case is important in understanding the complexity of primary signal systems.

It seems to me that Tyson has always been at least a borderline case, but a potential cash commodity.

Alumni aren't likely to tip the scales in borderline cases, either.