Sentence examples for would hinge as from inspiring English sources

Mr. Forgeard, a board member, said the decision would hinge as much on the quality of the orders as on their quantity.

But the drafts issued Monday proposed refundable tax credits that would hinge on earnings as well as age — providing bigger credits for older and poorer Americans.

Mr. Medvedev said it would hinge on public opinion, as well as political and economic conditions.

For example, questions about David Wright's future, sure to pop up from time to time for the next several months, were left mostly open-ended, with Alderson saying only that Wright's future would hinge on the Mets' record as the trade deadline approached.

Angus Fraser, whose continuation as a selector would hinge on how the new director of cricket wants to operate, believes 38-year-old Strauss is now the perfect man to turn to after 18 months of turmoil.

(The legislation proposed that as much as fifty percent of a teacher's evaluation would hinge on test score "growth").

Until Nov. 8, everyone talked as if the presidential election would hinge on smallest incident: a killer ad, a fatal gaffe, an October surprise.

Any divestiture would hinge on a report being prepared by British regulators as to whether Yell enjoys unfair dominance in the directories market.

Ultimately, as Morgan Stanley concludes, the price that Yoplait may command would hinge on "the ultimate deal structure".

I think forwarding this proposal would hinge on educating fishermen on the benefits of fishing specifically for invasive species, as I am sure that many are unaware of the potential economic benefits and high-selling price of these exotic species.

As in the 19th century, peace in a multipolar world would hinge on a balance of power maintained by the biggest players at the point of a gun.