Sentence examples for hinge on the performance from inspiring English sources

In a game that promises goals, tonight's match wilL hinge on the performance of Ibra and Soldado.

"Ultimately management's success is all going to hinge on the performance, the quality of Disney's earnings and their sustainability," Ms. Yerger said.

PAGE B10 BETTING ON A BRAWLER When the Elite XC league and CBS broadcast the live network television debut of mixed martial arts on Saturday, success may hinge on the performance of a former college student turned strip-club bouncer turned porn-company bodyguard and former bare-knuckle brawler who goes by the name Kimbo Slice.

"But the Fed seems to think the adjustment process is under way, so maybe this is a reality check," he said, adding that the dollar's fortunes in the near term would largely hinge on the performance of the American equity markets.

More important, bonuses will no longer be based on one division's importance, but will be hinged on the performance of AOL Time Warner as a whole, to encourage integration.

But their plan hinges on the performance of the Iraqi government, which has failed to provide the Falluja police with even the most routine supplies, Marine officers say.

The SEC alleges that Goldman Sachs structured and marketed a synthetic collateralized debt obligation (CDO) that hinged on the performance of subprime residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS).

Sterile insect release (SIR) is used to suppress insect pest populations in agro-ecosystems, but its success hinges on the performance of the released insects and prevailing environmental conditions.

JUPITER, Fla .— The Mets' future hinges on the performances on a group of young arms in which the club has invested its resources and rested its hopes.

The results hinged largely on the performance of the investment arm, UBS Warburg, which acquired the brokerage firm of PaineWebber last year.

The effectiveness of this technique hinges heavily on the performance of the bond between the strengthening plate and the substrate, which has been the subject of many existing studies.