Sentence examples for success hinges on whether from inspiring English sources

Analysts say his success hinges on whether he can lead his Liberal Democratic Party to victory in upper house elections in July, and end the split Parliament that undermined many of his predecessors.

This time, a large part of Clinton's success hinges on whether her campaign can retain the enthusiasm among the key Democratic voting blocs that lifted Obama to the nation's highest office nearly eight years ago.

Pena Nieto's chance of success hinges on whether the PRI secures more than half the seats in Congress, which was not clear on Sunday night, and whether it can bring on board PRI-affiliated but independently powerful labor unions for reforms which will hurt many of their members.

More often than not, success hinges on only one or two technologies.

Thibodeau's success hinges on recruiting and fund-raising.

To meet the future demand for mineral resources, exploration success hinges on identifying targets at depth.

This newspaper group's success hinges on credibility as well as going local with multiple editions.

The movie's success hinges on Ms. Gerwig's performance, said Michael London, a producer.

It is also a fact that the Knicks' success hinges on Camby's health.

When Maddux was asked how much of his success hinges on mental superiority, he said, "None".

Success hinges on an improved economy.