Sentence examples similar to hinging on both from inspiring English sources

The game hinged on two decisions that both went against the home side in the first half.

| Chase vote may hinge on director.

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

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.

It hinges on both self-service analytics tools and training.

Success will hinge on both analytic acumen and courage.

Among these effects are immune system dysfunctions that may hinge on both the magnitude and the timing of PCB exposure.

A population's response to selection will thus hinge on both the intensity of selection and on the additive genetic variance associated with the trait of interest.

Thus, predicting the occurrence of demographic swamping is not straight forward and conclusions will likely hinge on both the fitness measure used and the hybrid zone environment.

The choice of independent variables to be scrutinised hinged on both Durkheim's originals and the risk factors for suicide highlighted by WHO [ 1], PAHO/WHO et al. [ 27] and other reviews [ 17, 28, 29].