Sentence examples for well hinge from inspiring English sources

There are partnerships whose endurance may well hinge on extra elbow room.

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

So the results could well hinge on which side is better able to turn out the vote.

His government's standing may well hinge on his skill in pursuing these plans in the teeth of the financial crisis.

The season's ups and downs could well hinge on which players teams are able to get in on a temporary basis.

This is the hot button of the work-life debate at the moment, a question on which the future of women and work might well hinge.

Both shoot a high volume of 3-pointers, the most variant shot in basketball, so the series may well hinge on which team makes more open shots.

Why should managers wait until the ninth inning, and only when they've got a lead, to use their best relief pitcher, if the game may well hinge on a bases-loaded situation in the seventh?

With so few voters undecided and so many declaring themselves committed at this early date, the election may well hinge less on the candidates' convincing the unconvinced than on making sure their partisans actually turn out to vote.

Coach Stephen Betham Captain Ofisa Treviranus World ranking 12 World Cup best Quarter-final, 1991, 1995 The second quarter-final spot may well hinge on Samoa's final pool game against Scotland in Newcastle.

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.