Sentence examples for It will hinge from inspiring English sources
It will hinge on what happens to public transport - if Nina Bawden has anything to say about it.
Asking supporters to vote might seem obvious, but in an election that looks as though it will hinge on turnout, it is all the more crucial.
It hinges on a lot of things, but it will hinge, in some measure, on whether this is a good investment for the community.
Clearly this statement deserves a lot of scrutiny, and much of it will hinge on what is deemed harm, and to what extent it can or might still be proved.
"Regardless of the outcome in Maryborough... it is going to hinge more on what happens in Ferny Grove than it will hinge on any other seat," Springborg said.. Labor leader Annastacia Palaszczuk was optimistic about securing Maryborough and clinching the numbers needed to form minority government.
The outcome of the latest round of political brinkmanship over fiscal policy increasingly looks like it will hinge on whether Congress is ready to take on a subject it has studiously avoided for more than 25 years: corporate tax reform.
Second, that no matter which party holds the Senate, but especially if the Democrats do, the policy agenda in a Romney presidency — both its shape, and his ability to push it through — will hinge in large part on what kind of cooperation he gets from the more centrist portions of the Democratic Senate caucus.
Whether it succeeds will hinge in part on a loophole in Germany's takeover law that favors existing shareholders over outside buyers and, in this case, may help a large stakeholder keep the company in local hands.
Fortune magazine examined whether Verizon could argue that Yahoo had broken its agreement — it seems that will hinge on what Yahoo knew and when.
Its success will hinge largely on its ability to redirect consumers from retail outlets to the Web, a sales platform it has mastered for the PC.
