Sentence examples for lynchpin role from inspiring English sources

Other arrests were carried out in the Calabria region in southern Italy, the bastion of the 'Ndrangheta mafia which plays a lynchpin role in the global cocaine trade.

Once the principal dropping point in the British Isles for American tobacco and cotton during the 17th and 18th centuries, Glasgow was later known for its lynchpin role in the Industrial Revolution.

Further proof of Bristol's lynchpin role in dubstep, as both Appleblim and Peverelist were — and still are — key figures in South West's subby scene.

Having relocated his mojo, he looks far more likely to play the role of lynchpin than liability in Hazeltine.

This means that in order for journalism to fulfil its own critical role as a lynchpin for democratic values, media organisations and ombudsmen need to reassess their roles and relationships – with each other and with the rapidly evolving audiences who remain hungry for accountability and integrity.

Although the pair of Focus compacts would not have quickened many pulses, chief operating officer Mark Fields emphasised the Focus' role as a lynchpin in the marque's global strategy.

Building a product that workers were willing to use is a lynchpin achievement.

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

In project based environment, employee's performance is lynchpin among the central compositions that play a major role in attainment of organizational goals.

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.

At the time, the company was hailed as a role model of intelligent, imaginative management, and a lynchpin of Italy's post-war economic revival.