linchpin|linchpins in English

noun

[linch·pin || 'lɪntʃpɪn]

pin that holds a wheel on an axle; key player, critical element

Use "linchpin|linchpins" in a sentence

1. He is the linchpin of this firm.

2. Therefore[Sentencedict.com], both are linchpin of society.

3. Nurses are the linchpin of the health service.

4. Erme was the linchpin of the whole thing.

5. Woodford is the linchpin of the British athletics team.

6. My mother had always been the linchpin of our family.

7. But the linchpin that network channel builds is letter platform build.

8. The modesty of the Arab woman is the linchpin of the whole political system.

9. In the engine's producing, researching, using and repairing, engine - testing is the linchpin.

10. The linchpin that builds content shedding to point to oneself is client experience.

11. Strengthen and improving party conduct to build a linchpin is to eradicate corruption.

12. Integration of military information system is the basis and linchpin of improving combined operations.

13. Alan Greenspan has argued that the rule of law is the linchpin of market economics.

14. Toure, the linchpin of their defence , has been banned for three games for his red card.

15. But three lies says you’re dealing with a liar, and deceit is the linchpin of Conscienceless behavior

16. Hero, weapon... linchpin of our national security... deterrent to nuclear war, or a man to end worlds.

17. Apparently she accepted that she was the primary caretaker of her children and the linchpin of family life.

18. Dalton Baldwin's linchpin accompaniments are all that one could hope for in terms of grace and humour.

19. The E-3 Sentry airborne early warning and control aircraft, or Awacs, is a linchpin of the United States’ air power

20. The group discovered a morphogen, a protein present in embryonic tissue and encoded by a gene known as Wingless, which seems to be a linchpin of wing decoration.

21. Now Arnt is venturing out on a solo project turning a former Hair World (the linchpin of Gallatin Avenue real estate) into a new bar, set to open this summer

22. In fact, don't just do it with Linchpin, do it with all the books that have changed you, regardless of author or age. They're not earning interest unless people are reading them.

23. Though severely and repeatedly strained, the deal has come to be taken for granted as a linchpin of the fragile Middle Eastern order. But new stresses may test neighbourly relations as never before.

24. Christianity - Christianity - The history of Christianity: Christianity began as a movement within Judaism at a period when the Jews had long been dominated culturally and politically by foreign powers and had found in their religion (rather than in their politics or cultural achievements) the linchpin of their community