Sentence examples similar to hinging on conversion from inspiring English sources
| Chase vote may hinge on director.
"But the game hinged on two things.
Arguments in support of a metal-based oxidant (rather than an oxygen radical species) usually hinge on the high conversion for the transformation and the nature of the reaction products, as well as the incorporation of label into these products from H218O or related species.
Overtime hinged on the 2-point conversion.
With 4 57 left in the third, Crescenta Valley mounted a 71-yard drive that hinged on a fourth-down rushing conversion by Lee at midfield and ended with Wilkerson's nine-yard touchdown pass to Nick Ruiz (111 yards on eight catches) with 15 seconds left.
Third, methods for detecting signatures of natural selection usually require estimates of fine-scale recombination rates (see, e.g. Voight et al. 2006), and their success may hinge on having reliable estimates of crossover and gene conversion rates, as well as the distribution of the conversion tract length.
The plan hinges on spending a $1.1 billion windfall to the state from the conversion of Empire Blue Cross and Blue Shield into a for-profit company.
Conversion disorder has long been a troubling diagnosis because it hinges on negative proof: if nothing else is wrong with you, maybe you've got it.
That case hinged on Firrea.
