Sentence examples for be hinged on from inspiring English sources

More important, bonuses will no longer be based on one division's importance, but will be hinged on the performance of AOL Time Warner as a whole, to encourage integration.

The cautious sentiment seems to be hinged on a positive outcome from the meeting of finance leaders in Washington today.

The fate of the nation now appears to be hinged on a couple dozen unhinged House Republicans who are demanding that government funding be coupled with Obamacare axing.

The future of the Labour party is not, and should not be, hinged on Corbyn's wardrobe but still, the recognisable branding, the style, it is an interesting look for a man who was, at the time, waiting to hear the High Court ruling on whether he needs MPs' nominations to stand in the Labour leadership election (the challenge to the ballot has since been rejected).

An alternative design could be hinged on DHTbased algorithms for P2P establishment, tracking the providers' statuses to spot those that may offer better support to fault tolerance, and a simpler way to keep the status about the chosen provider up-to-date.

A person's success should not be hinged on completely sacrificing themselves.

At the moment, an agreement seems to be hinging on the players caving in on the final points of contention.

The turbine consists of several flapping blades that are hinged on a revolving drum.

"But I've been moving away from doing things where success is hinged on my face being stuck on things.

He believes democracy is hinged on a free press and that depends on there being a professional press".

She is a developer of a boot that is hinged on the inside and outside of the ankle.