Sentence examples for very hinge from inspiring English sources

But now that Technology was King, and they were that King's capital, any such measures seemed feeble and insufficient when arrayed against a colossal shift in wealth and power that was transforming the world entire — a shift whose very hinge was their City and the Vale to its south.

That is for lawyers to argue and judges to unravel, but contraction may very well hinge on that lease provision.

The key to whether or not a recession did develop, Dr. Juster said, could very well hinge on actual business capital spending.

Tremendous work in the bulk of the playoffs doesn't erase the need for change against a particularly challenging opponent, as success in this series could very well hinge on the one card that Brooks is reluctant to play.

The charges that could send Mr. Marshall to prison for 25 years might very well hinge on this snippet of dialogue, recounted by the butler, Christopher Ely, in State Supreme Court in Manhattan on Tuesday.

The new species reaches a relatively large size, which may exceed 20 cm, and is characterised by a very unusual hinge line morphology, straight without a bulge of the resilium.

Generally convertable notebooks and netbooks have a little latch or a very strong hinge to prevent the screen from moving when in notebook mode.

If they are a precursor of things to come, then Zynga's future profits could very well hinge on the extent to which it can bring its social games to mobile.

Cornyn's re-election prospects in 2014 could very well hinge on the Latino vote.

But "undecided" voters are rare in midterm elections, which very often hinge on turnout.

For all the attention on Spain, though, Saturday's game could very well hinge on the health of two players from outside the country.