Sentence examples for lynchpin between from inspiring English sources

The former striker Patrick Kluivert has been described by Van Gaal as the "lynchpin" between the coaching staff and the players.

The three-dimensional structure of gene products continues to be a missing lynchpin between linear genome sequences and our understanding of the normal and abnormal function of proteins and pathways.

The research described above suggests that reform programmes cause a multitude of workforce responses which act as the lynchpin between formal arrangements at the outset of the reforms and the resulting changes in the system as experienced by people who use it.

The BBC's Bridget Kendall, in Moscow, says the Crimea is becoming the lynchpin of a struggle between Ukraine's new leaders and those loyal to Russia.

Crimea is becoming the lynchpin of a struggle between Ukraine's new leaders and those loyal to Russia, the BBC's diplomatic correspondent Bridget Kendall says.

"Our goal is to work with the cities and with other service providers and use our tech as a lynchpin and communication network between all these siloed organizations," Shah said.

Benefitting everybody Women like Durga are the lynchpin of a partnership between UNICEF and the European Commission to give strength to families who decide not to marry their daughters before they are 18.

Between 1994 and 1997 his reputation as a lynchpin of China's artistic underground grew as he helped publish three avant-garde art showcase books outside government-approved channels.

Drummer Chad Taylor was a lynchpin of the Chicago Underground scene and lineups that joined the dots between post-rock and contemporary improvisation.

He was the lynchpin in the team.

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