Sentence examples for rest on whether from inspiring English sources

Ms. Watson Coleman's legacy will rest on whether Mr. Sires is right.

Rodriguez's place in the Hall of Fame could rest on whether Roberts's account is ­believed.

Much of this year's hopes rest on whether Coyle can reboot him; he has looked sharp in preseason.

But his chances mainly rest on whether voters will trust him to competently execute policies Mr. Simitis pushed through.

It must ultimately rest on whether the UK can supply social justice more or less reliably than independence can.

His hopes now rest on whether the internal police files mysteriously posted to his lawyers are real or sophisticated forgeries.

Osborne's leadership chances rest on one crucial factor: whether the economy recovers enough by the middle of this decade.

The argument, of course, rests on whether Lee had the capacity to make such a decision.

Much rests on whether the government can uproot moral hazard from the financial system.

But the legal case rests on whether he actually committed federal crimes.

Labour's credibility in Scotland rests on whether it is a plausible government in waiting.