Meanings of vital cog in English

Banks have long served as a vital cog in keeping Lebanon's economy moving.

Underrated in his Role Inversely within Hawthorn's machine, he's an incredibly vital cog.

A vital cog in the vast machinery of war-thatis the boy scout to-day.

Hong Kong is a vital cog in China's economy.

He is the vital cog on the Irish team.

Is it any wonder the Sydney machine breaks down when such a vital cog is missing?

The Finnieston crane on the banks of the river Clyde was once a vital cog in Glasgow's industrial heartland.

Knight executes about 10 percent of U.S. equity trading volume, making it a vital cog in the stock trading system.

The RX is a vital cog in the Lexus wheel, representing a third of all sales since the premium badge came into existence.

This was the start of the most successful period for French football and Desailly was a vital cog in the wheel during this period.

It's difficult to name a stand out Belvedere player but captain and scrumhalf Paul O'Donohoe appears to be the vital cog in this machine.

All manufacturing indicators are lining up for a strong first quarter growth rate, highlighting that industry remains a vital cog in the UK's continuing recovery.

Terenure were never in trouble with Ronan Browne proving the vital cog in the three-quarter division to help Terenure to a convincing 28-6 win.

A previous dictator, General Zia-ul-Haq (1977-88), had similarly become a vital cog in the imperial war machine during the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan.

Indeed, it's not stretching things to suggest Healy's health is as important as any of the other vital cogs in this Irish team.

One a murderous smuggler, the other the ruthless heir apparent, both of Saddam Hussein's sons were vital cogs in their father's terror machine.