Sentence examples for lynchpin to from inspiring English sources
If it's the lynchpin to the whole plot, NEVER tell.
"India is the lynchpin" to assuaging Pakistan's fears and the U.S. could influence India.
The grimness and griminess of 70s Britain is shrewdly depicted, though I think Gee's film has a bit of a promo feel when it insists that Curtis and Joy Division played a part in the revitalisation of modern Manchester - presumably in being a lynchpin to Tony Wilson's pioneering entrepreneurialism and the launch of Factory records.
In this sense, Sabbateanism is the lynchpin to Scholem's entire intellectual project.
England's greatest challenge is replacing the man who was the lynchpin to their four-man attack".
The treatment of SOS is the lynchpin to achieving retail competition, particularly for certain customer classes.
We queried ANIA with the UniProt identifiers (Ids) from the 6 March 2013 release, downloaded the results from the ANIA database and submitted the GD proteins plus 2R-ohnologue proteins containing candidate lynchpins to the DAVID Database for functional annotation clustering with high stringency.
Florida has been a lynchpin state to victory in past elections.
His latest album U, recently dropped on Monday Records, and he's asked UK Funky lynchpin Lil Silva to remix the melancholy euphoria of the single "Run".
In view of this, it is important that the additivity-to-background argument the lynchpin of the proposal to apply low-dose linearity to noncancer risk assessment is an assertion of the existence of a linear component to the population dose-response curve at the very lowest doses.
Yemen is involved the UN Girls Education Initiativee (www.ungei.org), a lynchpin of efforts to achieve education for all, and urgent efforts to promote girls' education are needed.
