Sentence examples for hangs critically from inspiring English sources
But Item Club chief economic adviser Peter Spencer said: "Consumers may be propping up a weak recovery this year but the move towards more balanced growth over the medium term hangs critically upon a recovery in world markets.
Related to this, Haig's final sentence reads: There is nothing in this view that denies an important role for development in evolutionary processes, nor that a recursive relationship exists among genotypes, phenotypes, and environments.Once again, interpretation of this sentence hangs critically on what the "important role" is.
Anything that can influence the margin of error, in which a candidate or ballot initiative hangs in the balance, are critically important.
Lunt responds, Well, now its time to take up Spanish dancing. Leo goes walking about Manhattan with Garbo, attends a Woody Allen party, hangs with Bobby Short, quotes Senator Gene McCarthy critically about Jimmy Carter.
Then came word that another victim had died, raising to 97 the number of dead, while the lives of others critically burned still hang in the balance.
It's the rare musician who, in the middle of a critically acclaimed career, would decide to hang up his guitar for a while to sit down in front of a computer.
If you haven't read Swan, it's a critically misunderstood fin de siècle experiment that in many ways redefines the postmodern novel... hang on, hang on.
