Sentence examples for form a linchpin from inspiring English sources

Mr Khodorkovsky's captivity and the state's expropriation of Yukos form a linchpin of the political system constructed by Mr Putin.

They form a linchpin to efficient methods for structural comparison and analysis (Kamat and Lesk, 2007; Konagurthu et al., 2008).

The Juilliard's playing was pristine, with the two inner voices -- the second violinist Ronald Copes and the violist Samuel Rhodes -- forming a single linchpin around which the intricate quartet machinery whirred.

Because perceptual properties of all sorts are propagated from the formation of the five phases, Zhu Xi and others in his tradition did not draw the critical distinction between primary and secondary qualities that formed a crucial linchpin in physical analysis in the West from antiquity.

The structure serves as a linchpin to generate a BAM model where POTRA domains and BamD form an elongated periplasmic ring adjacent to the membrane with a central cavity approximately 30 × 60 Å wide.

Our results indicate that AP-1 acts as a linchpin in the formation of intracellular CCVs, and that if AP-1 is acutely lost, these vesicles cannot form.

The wiretapped communications form the linchpin of the government's case against Mr. Rajaratnam and also against about two dozen traders and executives implicated in the investigation.

It was a linchpin of tourism.

He had seen Ukraine as a linchpin of the EEU.

It is a linchpin of the nation's economy.

"All the local businesses say we're a linchpin".