Sentence examples for being hinged on from inspiring English sources

The solution was found in a complete redesign of the instrument, starting from the fact that the two arms, rather than being hinged on two parallel axes, are now hinged on the same axis, one above and the second below the central frame of the instrument.

"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.

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

Much of these hopes are hinged on Venezuela eventually negotiating a bilateral trade agreement with Brazil, Mr. Mataga said.

The book is hinged on this notion, which presents itself through the revelation of a family secret.

The sanctions were suspended when the suspects were handed over but are hinged on compensation and Libya's accepting responsibility for its officials.

I could see the extent to which our society is hinged on the written word, and it turned me into a bit of a fighter.

His decision to study neuroscience was hinged on the fact that he wanted to discover what was wrong with him, they said.

The Allies' northward advance up the Italian peninsula to Rome was still blocked by Kesselring's Gustav Line, which was hinged on Monte Cassino.