Sentence examples for of the linchpin from inspiring English sources

Neglecting the colonnades -- or tearing them down as has been suggested -- would mean the loss of the linchpin that ties the elements of the park together.

With its large Cuban population and its radio wave access heading into the baseball-loving Caribbean, South Florida should have been one of the linchpin franchises.

Squaring off against its counterpart in the pork business, Smithfield Foods, Tyson won the contest on Jan . 1 gaining control of the linchpin to its expansion beyond chicken to become what it called the nation's "premier protein" company.

Edison Schools Inc., the nation's largest private operator of public schools, said yesterday that it would abandon plans to build a $125 million national headquarters across Fifth Avenue from Central Park in Harlem, setting back one of the linchpin projects for the neighborhood's transformation.

It is to be one of the linchpin platforms for the world's most recognizable entertainment electronics company, a stomping ground for new games, media, and services.

The first paper by Shanshan Wen ("The effect of result publicity on self-serving attributional bias A social comparison perspective") offers new insights on one of the linchpin theories in the field attribution theory.

The ID Mr. Steggles speaks of is the linchpin of the location system.

The usefulness and funding of Nato, the linchpin of Britain's defence, is openly questioned by the White House incumbent.

Most important, Mr. Holbrook thought, Mr. Gore failed to make this era of prosperity the linchpin of his campaign.

The Bretton Woods system broke down because America was unwilling to bear the burden of being the linchpin of the system.

"We've credited ExtraCare as one of the linchpins of our sale results," she said.