Sentence examples for linchpins to from inspiring English sources

One of the linchpins to the N.B.A.'s future agreed to a contract extension on Wednesday, without free-agent summits or the aid of a television network.

The linchpins to De Keersmaeker's work are close, structural relations to music and a tension between two sometimes contradictory impulses: formalism and expressionism.

Even though the reasons behind Connecticut's wide-ranging athletic achievements are multifaceted -- a blend of abundant financial support by the state government, a fanatical statewide following and prudent marketing -- the linchpins to the UConn success story are Auriemma and Calhoun.

The planners behind the cafes have multiple objectives: to provide food and conviviality at democratic prices, to serve as commercial linchpins to renew some of the city's most run-down districts and, not incidentally, to remind satisfied patrons of the government's populist program in an election year.

“Double­Click and YouTube are linchpins to the company’s strategy today.

In his approach, Engeström used activitiesas the linchpins to bind the entities that are relevant to a design task.

"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.

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

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

Variety in the media is the linchpin to a functioning democracy.