Sentence examples for expected to hinge on from inspiring English sources
The fight for Ohio is now expected to hinge on which side has the better voter-turnout operation.
The new election, in which Mr. Tadic will run, is expected to hinge on who can best restore the Balkan country's flagging economy and accelerate its integration into the European Union.
The criminal case is expected to hinge on whether Azaria can persuade the court that he shot the assailant because he posed a danger, rather than as an act of revenge.
After all, the outcome of the election is expected to hinge largely on swing voters, and, Morris said, "these ads are a way of talking to them.
It's a deeply ironic throwback to a time when even the most independent women — in this case a Pulitzer Prize winner — were expected to hinge at least part of their worth on their kitchen.
While no one expects the 2012 election to hinge on gay marriage, the issue may have weight, especially if one of the G.O.P.'s more vociferous social conservatives gets the nomination.
But whether Kraft shares are a good deal for investors is likely to hinge on whether its earnings can be expected to increase faster than a typical food company's.
The company isn't expected to disclose how much Mr. Kelly will receive in severance for at least a day or two, but the sum is likely to hinge on how his departure is characterized for contractual purposes.
A presidential election appeared to hinge on those hinges.
The indictments are widely believed to hinge on his work.
