We've discovered that winning – and resiliency in the face of failure– does not hinge on skills or core competencies.
"Wrought Iron Fog," like his other dances, is a deeply collaborative work that hinges on the skill — intellectual and emotional as well as physical — of its five performers: Hilary Clark, Daniel Clifton, Erin Gerken, Heather Olson and Matthew Rogers, who collaborated with Mr. O'Connor on the creation of the piece over an involved four-month process.
But even a reasonably well-made play hinges on the skills of those delivering it, and the Drilling Company's production, directed by Hamilton Clancy, runs aground for one simple reason.
His government's standing may well hinge on his skill in pursuing these plans in the teeth of the financial crisis.
With many partnerships hingeing on complementary skill sets, founders may have opposing approaches to problem-solving, increasing the risk of potential conflict.
Mr. Reid, whose political future could hinge on his skill in merging the two bills — he is up for re-election next year — said at a news conference that President Obama would also have a hand in shaping the final measure.
At the heart of this argument is the belief that no technological wizardry can eliminate the risks of close combat, and that even the new, unconventional conflicts that loom will ultimately hinge on the skill, commitment, and courage of the American soldier.
WASHINGTON — Gov. Jerry Brown has shown mastery of Sacramento, but his hope for a legacy of enduring public works hinges on a different skill — the ability to work Washington.
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"But the game hinged on two things.
As if life itself were a business trip, everything hinges on problem-solving skills.
