Sentence examples for no hinge on from inspiring English sources

Unlike on the Surface, there is no hinge on the tablet itself.

| Chase vote may hinge on director.

When foreign companies own American plants, domestic paychecks no longer hinge on decisions made only in Washington or Detroit or Los Angeles, but in boardrooms on the other side of oceans, in Frankfurt, London and Seoul.

Which means that relevance no longer hinges on aesthetics alone.

The debate on torture, it should be noted, in no way hinges on whether it yielded any one fact — especially when there are unanswerable questions about whether the information could have been gained otherwise, the problem of false leads, and whether it is morally wrong — the senators may be making a mistake in acting like it does.

When these two deals were negotiated, it is likely that no one thought each would hinge on the condition of requiring a majority of the minority shareholder voting.

Six spades had no chance, but six clubs and six no-trump both hinged on the club jack.

Indeed, what we call pattern may be thought of as detail -- a chrysanthemum leaf, the face's oval -- stripped from its context and replaced so that understanding no longer hinges on our distinguishing foreground from background, foreign from native, "then" from "now".

For the past two years, the mantra of Novell Chairman and Chief Executive Eric Schmidt has been that the fate of Novell novl no longer hinges on its ability to go head-to-head with Microsoft msft in the market for network operating systems.

No Excuses hinges on the notion that the best way to lift children out of poverty through school is to have effective teachers concentrate almost exclusively on boosting academic performance.

However, the plan also hinges on one other point.