Sentence examples for issues may hang from inspiring English sources

Civilization-defining issues may hang in the balance, but the asinine and the inane always hover close at hand.

"I can never bring you to realise the importance of sleeves," he tells Watson, "the suggestiveness of thumb nails, or the great issues that may hang from a bootlace".

Obama's future may hang on the Iran issue through election day in November, but Hollande's does not, and he might easily prefer a recognizant friend in the White House to a Republican.

— may hang in the balance.

I may hang on past 82.

Mr Fujimori may hang on for a while.

His fate may hang on the handlebars of a bicycle.

Millions of wireless subscribers may hang in the balance.

But now, he said, he may hang them back up.

Now, more than a season may hang in the balance.

At the same time, they may hang up their skates.