Sentence examples for seem to hinge on from inspiring English sources

Mainly, they seem to hinge on the belief that, one day, "orthodox" medical theories on HIV will "crumble".

We seem to be in an era of lone-wolf attacks, rather than centrally organized ones, and these acts of terror in particular seem to hinge on personal grievance, illness, or ambition rather than on any station-to-station progress of radical ideology.

The futures of several Yankees coaches seem to hinge on Torre.

The game's outcome seem to hinge on a gruesome injury to Denver's Pro Bowl wide receiver Ed McCaffrey, who broke his lower left leg early in the third quarter.

Most candidates would like to put an end to taxes on capital gains and dividends as well.Meanwhile, negotiations over a "grand bargain" to eliminate America's gaping deficits seem to hinge on sweeping tax reform.

Franken — in a count disputed by Coleman and the secretary of state — claims to be four votes ahead, and the results seem to hinge on a missing envelope containing 133 ballots from Dinkytown, a neighborhood near the University of Minnesota.

As has happened so often in the euro crisis, the fate of the European enterprise seemed to hinge on the political machinations of one of the union's smallest members.

As the exclusion criteria for the study was infection, additional explanation is required why 12 infected knees (11 Medial Pivot, one PFC) remain in the analysis of the results particularly as dissatisfaction in one group seems to hinge on the patients' experience of infection.

But no, we have to have a seasoned wise man whose high standing among the movers and shakers of the nation's business and political elite seemed to hinge on the fact that he feels every single one of them deserves more money.

And, when it comes to consumer-facing products and services seeking institutional investment, there's one dimension that nearly every funding decision seems to hinge on these days: "traction".

Her husband's entire existence seemed to hinge on it.