Sentence examples for if it hinged from inspiring English sources

But a spokeswoman for the Communications Workers of America Local 777 said the proposal would fail if it hinged on a performance-based pay plan and did not address mandatory overtime.

"If it hinges on one vote," Mr. Traficant said, "they better get me convicted because I will vote for Hastert.

If it hinges on the presence of "foreign" DNA, then Kim and his team have devised a technique that would spare their creations from regulatory hell.

If the first American presidential election after September 11th hinges on the middle-class squeeze, then Mr Edwards will undoubtedly add something to the Democratic ticket; if it hinges on the war on terrorism, then the Republicans have a good chance of redefining him as a pretty-boy lawyer ill-equipped to defend the country.

The only way Free Press' opposition to TV Everywhere makes sense is if it hinges on online video services being unable to fill the pipe without cable content.

Tape this to the tank as if it were hinged on, with the 'hinges' at the bottom of the tank.

The frame is the door into the work and if it's off its hinges I can't help feeling like I'm sneaking into an abandoned house.

We're hopeful for next year, but it hinges on if we get a profit for this year".

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.

If a club's destiny can hinge on a decision by that most fallible of creatures, the referee, why shouldn't it hinge on the quality of the investment it brings in?

• But in 2002, cable thought it might get Sunday Ticket — even if its success hinged on the league's negotiating around CBS and Fox's veto rights.