Sentence examples for hinges on both from inspiring English sources

Phobias can either mimic or accentuate other panic disorders (like OCD or PTSD), but they are stand-alone conditions, and an accurate diagnosis hinges on both the presence of disproportionate fear and the self-awareness that one's fear is irrational.

The case hinges on both legal contracts and programming codes, neither of them simple.

Laminoplasty increases the effective diameter of the spinal canal by shifting the laminae dorsally with use of either a single door with a single lateral hinge, or a double door with lateral hinges on both sides.

The deal hinges on both sides pulling their ballot initiatives, said Ryan Call, chairman of the Colorado Republican Committee, calling it "a non-agreement agreement".

The middle panel has hinges on both sides.

So the legislative path to "repeal and replace", as conservatives call it, hinges on winning back both the Senate and the White House.

But final plans would hinge on both Mr. Farooq's wife and the investigation, said the city's police chief.

In the professional age, when success can hinge on both extensive preparation and the tiniest detail, many wondered whether a team pulled together once every four years and made up of players from rival countries (England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales) could continue to deliver.

| Chase vote may hinge on director.

Opinions on who is responsible for mosquitoes hinge on both perceptions of mosquito ecology and territorial boundaries, with implications for future disease outbreaks.

Success will hinge on both analytic acumen and courage.