Sentence examples for forms the linchpin from inspiring English sources
Another distinctive terrain within the Western Himalaya is the Nanga Parbat Massif that forms the linchpin of the Western Syntaxis (Fig. 1).
Expert evaluation of electrocorticographic (ECoG) recordings forms the linchpin of seizure onset zone localization in the evaluation of epileptic patients for surgical resection.
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.
Even the term "substantially the same form," which is the linchpin for blocking the rules, is open to conjecture, although Democrats say it would chill all future rulemaking by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration and other agencies.
"That was kind of the linchpin for me," said Ferrante.
Mr Khodorkovsky's captivity and the state's expropriation of Yukos form a linchpin of the political system constructed by Mr Putin.
Don't get me wrong: there is a valuable debate to be had about differing forms of protest, but I hardly think a lovely street party on a summer's day is the linchpin for it.
Col. Brian Allgood was the linchpin.
Men my age — that was the linchpin".
