Borderline used in a sentence

Borderline in a sentence as a noun

The answers Ray got back are borderline embarrassing.

I am hard-pressed to name a conference I've attended where one of these "borderline" sexist issues hasn't happened.

If you're borderline between "admit" and "reject," you will usually be rejected or waitlisted.

When I'm reading, I find it borderline exhausting; Scroll, re find position, think about when it's time to scroll again, do so, re find position.

I am borderline speechless in the face of the incomprehensible carelessness.

"The enthusiasm shown for this accomplishment on Hacker News is borderline ridiculous.

Every agent I spoke too was borderline rude and confrontational, and had the worst broken English of any oversees call center I've dealt with.

Borderline in a sentence as an adjective

We had already made a couple of music games that only sold modestly, and expecting people to buy this toy plastic guitar on top of that was borderline ludicrous.

Decreasing the amount invested helps the successful and borderline startups because it means less of our time is taken up mediating founder disputes in the ones that are exploding.

They could have just surveyed users back then to find out where they were screwing up, but in typical Google fashion, that would have involved actually engaging with their users, which Google is borderline allergic to.

A secondary market for significant inventions is probably a good thing; a secondary market for borderline obvious inventions is not.

And normally I'd avoid engaging a borderline troll, but this is such a terrible comment, in so many ways, that I have to speak up.> Never rely on Google for anythingFirst, you're expectation that Google will drop Dart is based on what exactly?

Whoever created it could only have been thinking of their bureau's unchecked ability to do what it wanted and not the public's perception of it because the creature, especially its eye, looks menacing, ominous, foreboding, malicious, malevolent, and borderline evil.