Sentence examples for too much hinges from inspiring English sources

Many still worry that the reforms could stall, and that too much hinges on the president.

"Ten years in jail," he wrote, "is too much to hinge on the will-o'-the-wisp of statutory meaning pursued by the majority".

"They were probably hinging too much on these polls that Serbia would wake up the next day and say, 'Let's get on with life,'" said Ivan Vejvoda, executive director of the Balkan Trust for Democracy, a nonprofit grant-making organization in Serbia.

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Anyone with too much jowl runs the risk of getting caught in the hinges.

The war is too young yet to see where the ripples will lead, and much hinges on its outcome.

The building staff had to remove the door from its hinges to get into the apartment because there was too much stuff inside to push it open.

The hinges and hardware required for a hatchback would have added too much cost, Tata's engineers said.

With the cable box plan, Ms. Rosenworcel's concerns hinge on what she views as what may be too much meddling by the F.C.C. in the private agreements between cable providers and device makers.

The argument hinges on the claim that a tightened smog standard would cost too much for America, and would destroy jobs.

The country has been slogging through a string of official scandals and missteps that hinge on the gnawing sense that the nation's elite has imbibed too much of its own press.