Sentence examples for hinges of its from inspiring English sources

FINANCIAL TIMES For Stroller Maker, Bankruptcy Is Latest Setback  |  Maclaren's Chapter 7 filing follows lawsuits and a recall of a million baby buggies in 2009 after the fingers of 12 children were amputated on the hinges of its foldable model.

But in late 2009, Maclaren's cachet was damaged when a million of its strollers were recalled after the fingers of 12 children were amputated on the hinges of its foldable model.

And so its unfathomable absence from the craggy peaks and valleys of Lower Manhattan has deprived New York of its most imposing landmark -- the hinge of its compass -- and of an abiding confidence in the city's physical resilience.

Mr. Friedman's argument for the "enlightened" nature of the Chinese leadership hinges on its embrace of renewable energy technology.

Simply put, the success of a company often hinges on its execution of the founder's vision.

Yet much of the value of information hinges on its power to tell us what lies ahead.

Blackstone's tax maneuver hinges on its use of good will, an accounting term for the value of the intangible assets, like a well-known brand name, that are built up by a company over time.

The integrity of his work hinges on its "outrageousness" and the sincerity of that approach becomes dubious when his long record of academic employment and acceptance in polite society is considered.

Chanel's future prosperity, Ms Chiquet believes, still hinges on its pursuit of the avant-garde.

"We think the school board's decision hinges on its fear of one community — the lesbian and gay community — and violates the state's law against discrimination".

The city's desire to create a continuous waterfront for public use hinges on its acquisition of two warehouses that occupy 8.3 acres and are owned by a subsidiary of the Washington Post Company.