Sentence examples for hinging on that from inspiring English sources

It is still, to my mind, one of the most beautifully constructed poems: a meditation on the futility of war hinging on that "lonely impulse of delight".

Hinging on that proposal is further funding to actually execute the mission.

Unlike last summer, her vote may hinge on that one conversation rather than hearing the personal stories of many Alaskans.

Whether authorities can defuse the anger on the streets could hinge on that body-camera footage.

That is for lawyers to argue and judges to unravel, but contraction may very well hinge on that lease provision.

Armstrong lied until it was impossible for him to lie anymore, and Gibney's movie unexpectedly hinges on that moment.

Given that the paper was legally free to identify the man, it hinges on that "adequate justification" phrase.

The new results contradict common belief that equilibrium cost and demand sensitivities hinge on that of equilibrium flows.

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.

He would ban it and similar items, he said, "but sometimes you have a fantastic puzzle, and it hinges on that answer.