Sentence examples for hinge very from inspiring English sources

The Revs' playoff hopes hinge very tightly to his play and even if he performs flawlessly it might not be enough if the club doesn't seek out reinforcements and get healthy.

Vary it with confirmation, "Oh I see," "I agree with what you are saying...," and excitement "Yeah," or, "Great idea!" Hinge very short questions off of what could be an important word in what they just said.

This makes filleted V-shaped flexure hinges very useful for wide potential applications with different requirements.

However, the extent to which cacao landscapes would contribute to the realization of REDD+ objectives hinges very much on Ghana's definition of forest.

The binding is a mix of fixed and rotating hinges, so very little snow flies up your back.

If A Bigger Splash and Absolutely Fabulous hinged on very particular phobias, the new Bridget Jones movie was hilariously prone to fear and confusion about just about everything.

The difference between success and failure often hinges on very subtle hints in the design process.

This has meant that the causal model underpinning social oral epidemiological research and indeed the assumptions on which it hinges are very rarely discussed.

The models were designed on the basis of a previous study [ 22] demonstrating that MCP encoded by ascovirus, iridovirus, phycodnavirus and asfarvirus genomes are related, and all contain 7 conserved domains separated by hinges of very variable size.

The relative paucity of proteins comprising the core set of the true branching cyanobacteria suggests that this phenotype hinges upon very few expressed proteins, which may mainly affect regulation of cell division genes and/or localization of their products.

The whole game could hinge on a very small number of votes in a few very key places -- a precinct or two in central Florida, the level of turnout in Flint or Detroit.