Sentence examples for lynchpin on from inspiring English sources

Chief executive and founder of Mashable, Pete Cashmore said: "Tech is the current vehicle giving this generation a voice; it is the new cultural lynchpin on which all other creative pursuits rely.

"It is the lynchpin on which the region's security lies," di Giovanni wrote.

Critics seem unwilling to stake such a lynchpin of the open internet on assurances.

It is this ID that will potentially become the lynchpin of a commercial service on Pinterest: "We want to enable our users to pin their own images with our ID," he says.

Carter had perhaps even less innate sympathy with Israel - as some of his subsequent comments have made clear -- but he provided critical support for the Camp David accords in 1979, the lynchpin of Israel's stability on the Egyptian and Jordanian fronts to this day.

Given Apple CEO Tim Cook's strong statements on security as a lynchpin of Apple strategy, that's not shocking.

At the time, the company had very bullish plans on how location would the lynchpin of how people interact and use mobile devices.

SFX ranked "Peter" among the twenty things they love about the series, calling it "the lynchpin episode on which all of Fringe rests".

While the California six-piece would go on to collaborate with artists from both these worlds including Jay Z on the 2004 mashup EP Collision Course (which paired "In the End" with the rapper's "Izzo (H.O.V.A).") and Dim Mak lynchpin Steve Aoki on 2013's "A Light That Never Comes"—they were far from a cool group.

In one-day blue, however, he is a lynchpin of this Indian side.

Similarly, Apple's decision not to include a "wave and pay" NFC chip has imparted a damning verdict on a technology that many consider the lynchpin of how point-of-sale mobile payments will work.