Sentence examples for a loyal minority from inspiring English sources
Off-road equipment and the shipping and transport industries became almost the sole province of diesel — along with a loyal minority of small-truck owners and foreign car enthusiasts.
Difficult as all of that seems, it is the last aim -- persuading the Sunnis to act as a loyal minority in a democracy -- that may be the most improbable goal of the retaking of Falluja by storm.
Ten years ago dedicated beauty junkies with knowledge of the best lip products or contouring tricks were considered a loyal minority of the cosmetics customer base – now they are the mainstream, democratising the market via Instagram, YouTube tutorials and beauty blogging.
But it must be a loyal minority.
But there is a very loyal minority of folks who told us through rounds and rounds of research that they value the New York Times content, they'd be willing to pay to support the New York Times content.
A meat that nearly all Britons consider revolting, for example, is cherished as a protein-rich delight by a small but loyal minority in places like Belgium, the home of the European Union's Brussels bureaucracy and Europe's biggest per capita consumer of horse meat.
Still, the newspaper has a loyal following among minorities, progressives and members of Chicago's working class.
Charles I decided to use force to compel them, and he twice sought to use troops raised by a loyal (largely Catholic) Scottish minority, troops from Ireland, and troops from England to achieve this end.
However, Van Hollen is a loyal protege of both the minority leader, Nancy Pelosi, and minority whip, Steny Hoyer, and is considered one of the favorites to eventually succeed them in the House leadership.
An opportunity for minority arts groups like 651, with its staff of seven and a loyal group of volunteers in Fort Greene, to find new ways to raise money.
