Sentence examples for because of loyalty from inspiring English sources
Ventura did so largely because of loyalty to the White Sox, and he found that he enjoyed the role.
Whether Twickenham stuck with him because of loyalty or because there was no one else around I don't know.
Initally Shaw turned down the offer (which had been personally delivered by his father), partly because of loyalty to the Second Regiment.
Even if Sara Lee wanted to spend $100 million to build a slow-growing $15 million matzo business, which it doesn't, there's a good chance they would fail because of loyalty to the traditional Jewish brands.
But it seems safe to say that whether because of loyalty, self-interest or both, the likelihood of a Codey candidacy is being taken seriously in Essex and, perhaps, beyond.
He said he would have difficulty leaving Fox "even if there were an out in my contract" because of loyalty to the sports division's top executives, David Hill and Ed Goren.
Despite multimillion-dollar riches, star athletes like Cal Ripken Jr., Peyton Manning and Derek Jeter, Rodriguez's current teammate, have succeeded at maintaining likable and smooth public images in part because of their loyalty and commitment to one organization, one city.
Like many loosely structured car clubs, the New York Toyoteros exist because of the loyalty and dedication of its members.
"He felt a real sense of loyalty because of what they had just been through," Grey said.
"I told him that I wasn't going to ignore 20 years of loyalty because I was supposed to show allegiance to the league," Valentine said then.
The donation is seen as an expression of loyalty because it expresses a commitment to the institution in the face of (presumably) more narrowly self-serving alternatives available to the donor.
