1.   Because there is no direct precedent, legal experts say that a decision may hinge largely on what real-world metaphor for the electronic library the court accepts.

2.   A decision will hinge on whether Boeing can build the plane cheaply enough.

3.   Deiss told reporters in Bern that his decision did not hinge on whether there had been a tryst, but whether Borer could represent his country appropriately.

4.   For consumers, the decision will hinge on price.

5.   First, he has never run so large an operation, where so many decisions hinge on creative issues that he has never been directly responsible for.

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

7.   His decision may hinge on the whereabouts of Jackson and Pippen, both of whom figure to be gone.

8.   Hull said his decision did not hinge on a Jagr trade.

9.   In part, that decision will hinge on whether the entire software package was developed independently from the U.S. company, Reinsch said.

10.   Ultimately, her decision may hinge on a factor well beyond Texas.