Sentence examples for a combination of loyalty from inspiring English sources

A combination of loyalty and flexibility has served the Conservative Party well in the past.Yet the growing din of opinionated voices is a bad sign for the leadership.

A combination of loyalty, love and wilful blindness seems to have stopped him; that, and the knowledge that the trail also led to himself.He could have told the truth in 1963, when he shopped Blunt.

When the internal candidates were asked why they had stayed, their reasons were a combination of loyalty to the company and their people, a belief that they could wait it out until the CEO retired, and the fact that they were being paid more than they could get elsewhere.

Kiip's model is a combination of loyalty and advertising.

But overall, the best resumes show a combination of loyalty and leaving, said Hamori.

Delhi residents attribute their longtime stoicism about the city's pollution to a combination of fatalism, loyalty to their city and a sense of immunity.

Ultimately, a combination of duty, loyalty, and ambition convinced him to accept the position.

A source said Scotland's higher Labour vote in 2010 was based on a "Brown bounce" - a combination of historical loyalties to Brown and a reflex response to the backlash against him in England.

While Ms. Schreck has little to do other than act efficient and long-suffering, Ms. Knight locates a moving combination of loyalty and subdued bitterness as Berenson's put-upon wife.

And cruelly, he departs at the hands of a combination of misplaced family loyalty and even more absurd identity politics (can we assume that the two thugs who drag him away are betrayed former NF henchmen?) The climax of his arc fittingly takes place in some deserted, post-industrial hellhole and represents not one but several broken-down, dead-end ideologies and value systems.

And McClaren has now said a combination of a sense loyalty and desire to finish the job he has started means he will definitely be staying at the iPro Stadium.