Sentence examples for hinges on that from inspiring English sources
(Primary care physician 10) External factors (evidence, guidance) "...I would be happy [to prescribe the polypill], provided I've got enough data to go on...I think everything hinges on that actually".
Hardest of all for our blinkered brains are cases involving Bayesian statistics, where one must gauge how the probability of one event hinges on that of another.
The series hinges on that tension.
The meaning of the scene hinges on that seemingly artless repetition of "pretty penny".
The poem hinges on that moment when Adam elects to eat the apple.
The financial strength of Spain's government hinges on that of the country's banks.
Such epiphanies hinge on that most basic of zen meditation principles, the necessity of breathing correctly.
That is for lawyers to argue and judges to unravel, but contraction may very well hinge on that lease provision.
Meanwhile, officials on both sides of the border think Mexico's fight against organized drug crime could hinge on that country's presidential election.
Mr. Mulvaney calls the charge a "flat-out lie" but said in an interview that the race could hinge on that commercial.
Everything hinged on that final race in Adelaide but, at the end of a traumatic season, Hill was denied the chance to beat Schumacher.
