Sentence examples for it a linchpin of from inspiring English sources

The county was not only home to several leading proponents but was the most populous and economically prosperous of the 11 voting, making it a linchpin of the breakaway attempt.

It was a linchpin of tourism.

It is a linchpin of the nation's economy.

It is the sad end of an era that was as much a part of Cuban history and culture as it was a linchpin of the economy.

Some analysts believe that Egypt would have to leave the treaty in place because it is "a linchpin of regional stability" and "ensures peaceful borders at a time when Egypt can ill afford the cost of a military buildup and its economy teeters on the brink of collapse".

It is a linchpin of what the IRGC views as a "resistance" axis against perceived American efforts to assert hegemony on the region.Without Iranian aid Mr Assad might well have fallen; more than a thousand Shia militiamen have been killed in his defence since 2012.

The company said then that it would revamp the European business, which it identified as a linchpin of its global small-car strategy.

But they acknowledge that it would be a linchpin of the American government's anti-narcotics strategy after the closing last year of Howard Air Force Base in Panama, which handled in its day some 2,000 counternarcotics flights per year.

The American automaker said at the time that it would itself restructure the European business, which it had identified as a linchpin of its global small-car strategy.

Mr. Maxwell, whether he knows it or not, is a linchpin of the movement.

It shows how the Works Progress Administration, a linchpin of Roosevelt's New Deal, put millions of unemployed to work on dams, airports and the like.