Sentence examples for hinge on whether or not from inspiring English sources
Media coverage inevitably focuses on the headliners, giving the impression that people's weekends hinge on whether or not they like Metallica or Kanye West.
"The stagnation of hourly wages is the most important economic issue facing most American families, and most of our key economic challenges hinge on whether or not hourly wages for the vast majority grow," the author, Elise Gould, wrote.
Esteemed Guardian football scribes Sid Lowe and Stuart James reckon Bale remains content in the Spanish capital and say his future will hinge on whether or not the new Real manager Zinedine Zidane decides to deploy him as a wide man or in his preferred new role as a central midfielder.
One would hope that such cynicism and willful manipulation would not be inevitable, but, given the stakes in the upcoming week, in which control of the Senate may hinge on whether or not Hagan can hold off Tillis's late charge, and with millions more dollars from super PACs flooding the state, North Carolinians should expect more of the same from both sides.
Patrick Kobly, a computer programmer in Edmonton, Alberta, and the judge at the Foresight Exchange responsible for determining the winners of the bets in the California recall election, said the bet was defined to hinge on whether or not Gov. Davis was voted out of office by Nov. 16.
The cases hinge on whether or not you intend to re-enter the same trade or business, even with a new employer.
The crux of a CFAA violation hinges on whether or not an action allows a user to gain "access without authorization" or "exceed authorized access" to a computer.
The case hinged on whether or not the defendants' belief that their convoy was under attack could be justified by limited evidence apparent to them at the time.
