Sentence examples for linchpin it from inspiring English sources

What's more, even though today's American regulatory regime might be stronger, with the Federal Reserve as a newly powerful linchpin, it remains a complex web.

"Whitman's the linchpin, but it's not just about imitating him, because there are poets who have made careers of that," Dr. Moran said.

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.

The linchpin of it all is composer/lyricist/librettist/orchestrator Malloy as Pierre.

Whatever it is, something very strange is going on in Denver and Tebow -- option runs and all -- is the linchpin to it all.

Although many might automatically rule out a team that's on its fourth quarterback, the Cardinals have won in all sorts of ways this season — defense, running game, special teams — so quarterback for them isn't the same type of linchpin as it is in Denver, New England or Green Bay.

The black stuff pouring through Newcastle's port is one of Australia's economic linchpins, making it the world's biggest coal-exporter.

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

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.

In past weeks, Turkish diplomacy has been especially intense with Syria, which it considers its most immediate concern as a linchpin in its regional strategy of greater economic integration.

Of course, the US wouldn't be accused of double-speak if it hadn't made a Dadaist term the linchpin of its anti-terrorist programme.