Sentence examples for business hinges from inspiring English sources

Electricals retailers have been particularly hard hit as their business hinges on a buoyant housing market, with people moving house a key trigger for sales.

"The success of our business hinges on whether people R.S.V.P.," said John Foley, the president of Evite, the largest such service.

G.E.'s finance business hinges on the company's blue-chip triple-A rating from the big credit rating agencies, Standard & Poor's and Moody's.

But success and failure in the agency business hinges on a question that has remained the same since the 1920's: how many high-priced clients does an agency represent?

Deutsche Bank analyst Brian Modoff says much of Endwave's business hinges on a deal with a company called SafeView, whose electromechanical components require lots of maintenance.

So while Bloom Energy may have some very promising technology to show off, we almost certainly will hear that its business hinges on a plan to lower the cost of its fuel cell by some large amount in some short period of time.

"Our business hinged on passing that audit because otherwise they would not give us data".

Increasingly, the success of businesses hinges on their ability to communicate and collaborate.

The second assumption, on which the business case for the line hinges, is that time currently spent travelling by rail is non-productive.

In sport as in business, that hinges overwhelmingly on the human factor.

Obviously, Mr. Hopkins and Ms. Brown felt differently, and the success of the business basically hinges on proving that Americans have an appetite for other kinds of content.