Sentence examples for hinged on the ability from inspiring English sources

That could prove fatal to the bipartisan investigation, which has hinged on the ability of Mr. Nunes to conduct a neutral inquiry while maintaining the trust and cooperation of Mr. Schiff.

In earlier days of human evolution, people faced cycles of feast and famine, and survival may have hinged on the ability to store body fat for the lean times.

Successful implementation hinged on the ability of clinical leaders to address and manage perceptions and the fear of change.

Advances in maternal and child health have hinged on the ability to learn from and document programmatic success with the aid of specific benchmarks such as infant and maternal mortality rates.

This is a colorimetric assay hinged on the ability of mitochondrial enzyme (Succinate Dehydrogenase) to reduce yellow water soluble MTT to an insoluble colored substance, formazan, which is spectrophotometrically measurable.

Those standards hinge on the ability to broadcast 4D positions (latitude, longitude, altitude and time) to an accuracy of one nautical mile every 15 minutes.

Mrs. Clinton took pains to explain that the pace of the withdrawal was flexible and would hinge on the ability of the United States to successfully hand off responsibility for security to Afghan forces.

The move would hinge on the ability of the group, helped by the political clout of Gov. Christine Todd Whitman, to urge the Devils to accompany them from East Rutherford to Newark.

Commercialization of various classes of conducting polymer nanocomposites is growing, yet achieving their full technological potential will hinge on the ability to engineer composites with controllable and well-defined properties, as well as aggressive exploration of new application areas.

The Rangers are one of the teams eager for the sale to be completed, and any blockbuster trade involving the Rangers and the Los Angeles Kings for their unhappy defenseman and captain, Rob Blake, could hinge on the ability of the Rangers and the Coyotes to swing a deal first.

In quick succession, we learn that the British Navy has all but wiped out the Brobdingnagians; that the French, allied with the remnants of this race of giants, are about to invade England, and that the battle will hinge on the ability of an antislavery reformer to slip a Lilliputian saboteur into British headquarters in the Tower of London.