Sentence examples for much hanging on from inspiring English sources
Earlier in the book, she takes a similarly synoptic view, explaining that what affected these playwrights' lives was America's "enormous energy, strength, vitality, desire to grow, enormous everything, but not much tradition, not too much hanging on to fixed things.
With so much hanging on the public services strike, a degree of animosity, is to be expected between the two key players, President Mbeki, and the Cosatu secretary general, Zwelinzima Vavi.
With so much hanging on investors' willingness to fund the huge deficits, it was essential for Mr Darling to set out how he intends to bring the public finances back into shape once the immediate economic crisis is over.As a political symbol, the decision to raise the top rate of income tax on earnings above £150,000 to 45% was most salient (see article).
There was just too much hanging on the second generation of the wearable operating system.
He told BBC Radio Leeds: "Last year was really tough because there was so much hanging on us staying in the league.
With so much hanging on what happens with Haftar in and around Benghazi, it's also impossible to ignore the reality that a second Libyan revolutionary eruption may be imminent.
Germany is hanging on, just.
"You're just hanging on, underneath the sled.
Ryan is hanging on by a thread.
"I was hanging on by my fingernails".
He is hanging on, though.
