Sentence examples for lynchpin around from inspiring English sources

While it was passed officially in April, the newly reauthorized Older Americans Act has been a lynchpin around which Older Americans Month celebrations have been built this month.

These findings suggest that these hub nodes connected by high confidence edges may act as structural lynchpins around which both networks assemble, potentially playing a role in integrating diverse upstream cytokine-mediated signals to induce coordinated downstream responses.

Law is not democracy's lynchpin, but the other way around: democracy is the foundation of law.

The character of Pauline was a cornerstone of EastEnders; the lynchpin of the Fowler/Beale family around whom the soap was originally structured.

Espen Egil Hansen, the editor-in-chief and CEO of Aftenposten, accused Zuckerberg of thoughtlessly "abusing your power" over the social media site that has become a lynchpin of the distribution of news and information around the world, writing, "I am upset, disappointed – well, in fact even afraid – of what you are about to do to a mainstay of our democratic society".

We understand that it is also a lynchpin of the Queensland and national economies, providing around $6 billion to the economy and 70,000 jobs.

And yet abortion remains a political lynchpin -- here in the United States and in many places around the world.

With Zafar Ansari, reinvented this season as a nuggety middle order lynchpin, he has made a good fist of turning this Surrey innings around from 34-3 againsomeome fairly low pressure Glamorgan bowling.

He was the lynchpin in the team.

For Labour, the lynchpin is a maximum fee of £6,000.

Simply put, Bradley is the lynchpin of this team.