Sentence examples for each lynchpin from inspiring English sources

Floppy, disk, 3G, OS, file system, records, downloading — each lynchpin is deprecated in favor of a cloud-hosted advanced rich client platform.

More significant, however, are the injury worries to the lynchpin of each of their two main AFC rivals: the Patriots' Tom Brady, who coach Bill Belichick says will play today despite reports of a fractured foot, and the Indianapolis Colts' Peyton Manning, who has a 'burst bursa sac' in his knee.

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He was the lynchpin in the team.

For Labour, the lynchpin is a maximum fee of £6,000.

Simply put, Bradley is the lynchpin of this team.

Ashley has been a lynchpin for so long.

This means that in order for journalism to fulfil its own critical role as a lynchpin for democratic values, media organisations and ombudsmen need to reassess their roles and relationships – with each other and with the rapidly evolving audiences who remain hungry for accountability and integrity.

The lynchpin of his campaign has been a faith, almost messianic, in his personal excellence.

Art Basel is the new lynchpin of what is developing into Hong Kong's art season.

The white working class has become the lynchpin constituency of conservative Republicanism.