Sentence examples for hinge on success from inspiring English sources

Nanotechnology's future will hinge on success in making structures smaller than 100 nanometers, he said -- a formidable challenge.

* Passage could hinge on success of "fiscal cliff" deal.

The company's growth plans hinged on success in these types of devices, and the flashy release of the Atom brand reflected Intel's lofty aspirations.

My very identity is (to a certain extent) hinging on success.'" And the more a goal becomes part of our identity, self-determination theory suggests, the more it moves from being extrinsically motivated toward being intrinsically motivated.

When huge financial gains hinge on showing success for a drug in a clinical trial, negative findings may be withheld from publication.

To Western eyes, the Taliban's fate may appear to hinge on the success of American and British bombers and Special Forces units.

On the campaign trail, Mr. Obama and Mr. Romney presented themselves as agents of change while painting the other as an obstacle — final arguments in a nip-and-tuck race that may hinge on the success of the campaigns' elaborate turnout operations.

"It'll really hinge on the success or failure of Patch".

With only winless London Broncos below them in the table, Bulls' survival hopes are set to hinge on the success of the appeal against a six-point deduction.

That final decision could hinge on the success of her first live-action feature, "The Other Woman," which opens in April 2014.

They will teach us all that the debate about federal funding of scientific research should never hinge on a success or a failure - that the goal is not financial return but discovery, knowledge, and leadership.