Sentence examples for lynchpin for developing from inspiring English sources

Professional sports teams now collect and maintain a trove of highly sensitive intelligence, which serves as a lynchpin for developing a successful scouting strategy both within the organization and across the league.

Art Basel is the new lynchpin of what is developing into Hong Kong's art season.

Yet the answer to this question is typically the lynchpin for our ability to get and stay healthy.

Legal aid funding is a key lynchpin for ensuring that borrowers get long-term relief, but it amounts to peanuts in comparison with the $700 billion TARP legislation.

By making the Arab-Israeli conflict a lynchpin for all the world's problems, we only fuel an inclination to use Israel and Palestine as the scapegoat for unrelated and local challenges across the developing world.

Ashley has been a lynchpin for so long.

This Bronx rapper's main role, the show contended, has been as lynchpin for New York rap's meaner side.

Talented consultant social workers (CSWs) are proving the lynchpin for a successful unit, demonstrating both good social work practice and the ability to educate participants by challenging them.

Page B1 A BANK AND ITS TOWN The Bank of America building in Charlotte N.C., towers over the town, as much an economic fixture as a lynchpin for town pride.

Control of Kirkuk also means the Kurds have the economic lynchpin for an independent state, should that be a desired option in the future.

All credit to Mike Magee (a.k.a Mr. November) for scoring three times and coming alive in the postseason, but Keane has been LA's lynchpin for a long time.