Sentence examples for linchpin from from inspiring English sources

It would also remove the southern linchpin from the Exclusive Economic Zone that surrounds Japan.

Katniss, the lethally tough linchpin from Suzanne Collins's trilogy and now a rather less imposing film heroine, is a teenage survivalist in a postapocalyptic take on a familiar American myth.

The data reported here demonstrate the formation of DISC-enriched raft aggregates as a linchpin from which apoptosis is triggered.

Thus, lipid rafts act as the linchpin from which a potent death signal is launched, suggesting a promising new target for anticancer therapeutics.

With its promise to "build a smarter planet," IBM has launched a forward-thinking initiative that actively demonstrates its use of technology as the linchpin for solutions for everything from smart traffic, to smart food and health care, to smart energy and infrastructure.

Four weeks have elapsed thus far in 2011, and Mark Sanchez is the official linchpin for the New York Jets' collapse from AFC powerhouse to question mark.

Despite claims to the contrary, Mubarak's Egypt was far from being a regional linchpin for security and stability, for moderate governance, or even for economic success.

Azerbaijan, which took a bold decision to assert its independence against Russian energy domination, remains the linchpin for bringing in new sources from new countries.

The young core is a year older and, presumably, better, but can the blue-line linchpin Marc Staal recover from the concussion he returned from too early last season?

Building in automation and testing from the beginning is your linchpin for success.

He led Ajax to three consecutive European Cups from 1971 to 1973 and was the linchpin for Holland as they reached the World Cup final in 1974.