Sentence examples for hinges on getting from inspiring English sources

Rather than try to spot hackers or keep them out, Trustar's business hinges on getting companies to talk to one another.

Much of the company's success so far hinges on getting the fashion right.

There's one question Australia can answer – deep in the innards of this global political upheaval – and a lot hinges on getting that answer right.

Much hinges on getting all 17 nations in the euro zone to ratify the decisions of July 21, as the French Parliament has done, which includes an increase in the bailout fund and an expansion of its powers.

For example, if you are in a highly competitive society — where future success hinges on getting into a good university — parents have an incentive to be less permissive and more authoritative.

Success hinges on getting this right: if the subsidy is too small, low-carbon technologies won't attract funding; if it is too high, consumers will pay over the odds for electricity.The complexity of the proposals is another drawback.

For companies, lucrative innovation subsidies hinged on getting large numbers of patents.

All of that hinged on getting bondholders in Trump Hotels to accept a discount on their debt holdings, which reportedly failed.

Of course, one reason people were vague about their ages was that in their societies nothing important hinged on getting the numbers right.

The approaching Greek vote led President Obama, whose re-election chances may hinge on getting the European crisis under control, to urge European leaders last week to move quickly on the Spanish bailout.

It is well known, and accepted on both sides, that the Democrats' hopes of holding on to the White House hinge on getting a high voter turnout on November 8th.