Sentence examples for linchpin to from inspiring English sources

"You're waiting for a linchpin to unite these two vibrant areas," Mr. Appel said.

But they are a necessary linchpin to establish consistent communications across all media.

But, Strober said, "I haven't quite found the linchpin to complete it".

He needed a linchpin to attract other skaters to his new training center in Milwaukee.

The Gates Foundation, meanwhile, has begun to consider two-year colleges as the linchpin to improving higher education.

Transportation is the linchpin to the redevelopment of Lower Manhattan, and two projects that will help are on the move.

"That stadium will be a linchpin to the future economic development in the vicinity," Mr. Fleury added.

In particular, network neutrality is a linchpin to a future in which tomorrow's media ecosystem will emerge.

Ms. Lloyd said that replacing the rink that Robert Moses built in 1960 would be the linchpin to other restoration projects.

Martin was the linchpin to the deal, providing the Rockets with a potential All-Star to replace McGrady, and incentive to absorb Jeffries's contract.

The union with the rest of Britain was the linchpin to this industrial success, offering unimpeded access to markets within Britain's empire.