Sentence examples for that will hinge on from inspiring English sources

"And that will hinge on its ability to return to the passenger car business" and reduce its heavy reliance on the light-truck segment, he said.

Highlighting the sense that the political climate is shifting rapidly, the White House announced Friday that President Obama would travel to Massachusetts on Sunday to campaign for Ms. Coakley, hoping to generate Democratic enthusiasm in a contest that will hinge on turnout.

As we speak, he's working 18-hour days, racing to transform the building for a show that will hinge on Chekhov's character Firs, a serf who, despite being freed, has spent his life in the service of the Ranevskys, and who, at the end of the play, is glimpsed alone in the closed-up house, as the sound of the first trees being cut down is heard.

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa South Sudanan's government has agreed to end fighting with rebel forces, East African leaders announced Friday, in a deal that will hinge on whether rebel leader Riek Machar agrees to the truce.

That will hinge on how effective it deems the policy to have been.

Fortune magazine examined whether Verizon could argue that Yahoo had broken its agreement — it seems that will hinge on what Yahoo knew and when.

"And that will hinge at least partially on whether the New York charges address the bulk of the criminal behavior".

Increasingly, it appears that control of the Senate will hinge on as few as four key races.

That will hinge in large part on whether they can succeed in forming unions at new airlines like JetBlue and ATA.

Obviously for Christians, orthodox Christians of almost any stripe, that regaining, that redemption will hinge on the atonement, on the moment of the crucifixion.

Some of that balance will hinge on a few things that I have no way of knowing right now.