Sentence examples for will largely hinge from inspiring English sources

The outlook for prices will largely hinge on countries in Asia maintaining large international purchases.

As in the past, interest rate cuts will largely hinge on government efforts to contain spending.

The impact of the new rules will largely hinge partly on details that are not yet known.

However, their future viability will largely hinge on the development of high-capacity and stable electrode materials.

Whether you buy what follows will largely hinge on whether you can keep the thought of Marvin Gaye's Sexual Healing from playing in your head.

Success for the S.E.C. in the Fannie and Freddie case will largely hinge on the meaning of the word subprime, which the government itself has never fully defined.

Cars we are delivering cost $815 more for the installation of air bags, and that is only for the driver side position". The auto makers' arguments largely hinge on expectations that motorists will buckle up with a mandatory seat belt law.

The economics of gas-fired power stations today largely hinge on the capacity market.

His higher education and employment prospects largely hinge on the exam results.

The book's emotional dynamics largely hinge on this move, which echoes an important theme in London's work.

The strength of her reform plan largely hinges on whether or not she will actually support better enforcement -- an easy thing to back away from once in office.