Hinge Quotations

But the Grammys is just not something I can take too seriously. It would be a mistake to hinge my happiness on something so completely out of my control.

Share prices will hinge on corporate earnings in the short term.

Mr. McIntosh developed a method of heating a hinge without using a flame, which allowed him to prevent damage to the fiberglass. This process is much more efficient and effective than the old process and is estimated to save approximately $36,000 per year in hardware costs, reduces technician frustration, and decreases the repair turn around time for the enclosures.

It absolutely is a throwback. Cuban exiles are still worried about the Castro issue, and they hinge everything around that issue, the existence of Castro. But the rest of the country has long forgotten that this Cold War period ever happened.

We haven't done anything special for the playoffs, but it is everything we do at and away from the rink that gets us ready. It's how we conduct ourselves and being responsible . . . from what we eat to getting enough sleep. Games hinge on one or two plays, so we put ourselves in the best position we can.

You have this thing you hang your faith on, this little bit of proof. And then someone comes up with a naturalistic explanation that sounds perfectly reasonable, and all of a sudden that creates a faith crisis. I think that can be a dangerous thing. A healthy understanding of God's involvement doesn't hinge on a particular scientific proof.

The solidarity of this administration will hinge upon continued cooperation from all city employees and positive input from the citizens.

Any of those races that hinge on a real or alleged error could throw us into the same kind of electoral overtime that we first saw in November 2000.

That gave him new credibility, so people who were undecided now might say, 'I'll take a second look at him,' ... More than ever, the outcome may hinge on the second and third debate.

You need to find out the cause of the person's demise. We don't know what happened or who it is. A lot of things hinge on their findings, but they have done some magical work before.

A lot is going to hinge on how much credibility there is in the comments ... that the microprocessor business has stabilized.

The reporting season is in full swing now, and the market's direction will hinge on blue chips' results.

It's one or two plays that get you beat, and hopefully I can go out there and provide some of those plays that won't get us beat. That's what seasons hinge on.

Its success is going to hinge on whether we are the motor or the trailer. If we're the motor, I think it can work out well even though we had our reservations about it at first.

Instead of building and maintaining collaborative supplier strategies, Toyota's U.S. competitors seem to be on a different, riskier path. The danger is that innovation suffers when supplier relationships hinge only on cost-cutting demand. Toyota recognizes that fulfilling the enterprise potential of TPS requires a substantial cultural shift toward collaboration and continuous improvement, both internally and externally. The changes have to permeate senior management thinking.

In uncertain markets, Alcatel's success will hinge on operating flexibility... considerable streamlining is underway at Alcatel to improve flexibility and realign its internal cost structure to the current business slowdown,

Clearly, Wal-Mart's fortunes over the next 12 to 18 months hinge on the quality of the job that Eduardo Castro- Wright does. He is the man on the hot seat.