Sentence examples for will really hinge from inspiring English sources

"It will really hinge on whether the state and localities adopt reasonable laws and regulations for allowing social consumption in certain venues.

"It'll really hinge on the success or failure of Patch".

Did the film really hinge on one deal?

"It's not going to really hinge on what they're doing offensively," Scioscia said.

That affects all teams, but in particular Australia, because the team really hinges on a decision-maker like Will.

"It really hinges on mayoral leadership," Mr. Johnson said.

Has the quartet's identity ever really hinged on their nationality?

It really hinges on the idea of who is setting the goals here.

This really hinges on the emergence of the new FRCP code as it pertains to e-discovery.

"This assumption, up to 25 petagrams, really hinges on how El Niño is going to change in the future," Van der Werf says.

"A lot of his future really hinges on how things go in Pittsburgh," Mr. Holtmann of Casino Journal said.