Sentence examples for hinge heavily from inspiring English sources

No doubt, the races will hinge heavily on where the new Congressional districts are drawn after the census-driven redistricting process is completed.

The determination will hinge heavily on the amount of preparation you have done to date, and the results of such preparation.

Like many other parents at the protest, Israel expressed frustration that schools now tended to "teach towards the tests" and that admission to particular middle schools can hinge heavily on standardized test scores.

Future breakthroughs in the search for breast cancer susceptibility genes will probably hinge heavily on devising novel data analysis strategies to make sense out of the vast amount of data generated.

With 12 tracks that hinge heavily on the mid-noughties heyday of liquidfunk, Thing provides the tools for any DJ to properly build up or bring down the night, depending on their timeslot.

With 12 tracks that hinge heavily on the mid-noughties heyday of liquid funk, Thing provides the tools for any DJ to properly build up or bring down the night, depending on their time slot.

As such, the S.E.C.'s case hinges heavily on Mr. Fauré's testimony, which Mr. Cuban's lawyers dispute.

The notion that the President and the Democrats might be able to find common ground hinged heavily on personality.

By Benjamin Wallace-Wells January 22, 2018 The notion that the President and Chuck Schumer and the Democrats might be able to find common ground hinged heavily on personality.

But two new surveys, published over the weekend, have given the embattled Democrats a possible lifeline — one that hinges heavily on Greg Orman, a wealthy Kansas businessman who is running as an Independent.

The size and timing of the mobilizations hinges heavily on Iraq's response to the United Nations resolution requiring Baghdad to disarm, and the pace of the international arms inspections.