Sentence examples for Lack of loyalty from inspiring English sources

The big change in viewing behaviour is the lack of loyalty to programmes.

"It would appear that there is sometimes a certain lack of loyalty".

Mike Wise of The Washington Post calls it a stunning lack of loyalty by Shanahan.

It's amazing and fantastically hypocritical for a New York sportswriter to castigate another city's sports franchise for a lack of loyalty when New York's own franchises have made lack of loyalty an art form.

It'll be interesting to hear his views the next time someone is complaining about a player's lack of loyalty.

Bush had never liked or trusted or hired Rumsfeld, so in his case the lack of loyalty was no surprise.

One of those doubts, as Keith Bradsher notes, revolves around Ma's former (and, Hsieh charges, continuing) possession of an American permanent resident's "green card" that allegedly shows Ma's lack of commitment and loyalty to Taiwan.

They will know if you are trying to audition in more than one place, and this will be seen as a lack of commitment and loyalty.

One of the biggest problems, Mr. Rex said, is a lack of employee loyalty.

Republicans bemoaned his lack of party loyalty and he did not bring the issue to a vote.

Their internet savvy and lack of brand loyalty makes them the world's most demanding customers (see article).Some companies are leaving.