hinge on造句

Does not success or failure hinge on this?

His acceptance will hinge on [upon] the terms.

The home is the hinge on which family life turns.

Just as a door has a hinge that makes it open and close, the hinge on your backhand swing should be the shoulder, not the wrist and forearm.

An abundant supply of energy in the long term may hinge on its eventual success.

Such cases typically hinge on different interpretations of statistics rather than differing accounts of what happened by the photocopier.

Use an ordinary hinge door hinge only rely on the bite force can not help the test of time, could be considered to spring, either to the inside or outside the door, you can open and close easily.

Somewhat surprisingly, the answer turns out to hinge on what you mean by best and what you mean by long-run.

The potential threat to the economy may hinge on how well Americans have adapted in the wake of the oil shock of 2007-08.

The court battles surrounding TIBC's collapse hinge on this row about the extent and nature of Mr Sanea's role-something that recent court filings and TIBC's former boss have shed some light on.

Usually it makes sense for a new central banker to err towards caution, but the single currency's future will hinge on whether Mr Draghi is brave enough to be radical.