Sentence examples for committed loyal from inspiring English sources
The five who succeeded were all, to some degree, reliant on small groups of smart, committed, loyal people prepared to sweat every last drop of blood and sacrifice their own personal lives and ambitions to get them there.
Nearly every leader is looking for more engaged, committed, loyal employees.
Experts say Trump's inability to stock his administration with experienced officials can diminish the impact of his orders; it takes committed, loyal advisors to oversee the laborious rule-making processes at government agencies.
"To all those thinking whether they can handle a long-distance relationship, my answer is: it's definitely doable, as long as you stay committed, loyal and willing to cut the distance short one day," writer Olga Baker told HuffPost.
This conversation stuck with me the rest of the day: Here was a committed, loyal employee who after twenty years of "been there, done that" -- change is just playing it safe.
Ahmadinejad has moved to retire guardsmen, many with years of experience, and replace them with cadres of young, ideologically committed and loyal recruits.
I get highly experienced, professional staff members that are committed and loyal and have a vested interest in ensuring that flexibility works for them, Inspira and our clients.
Sharon Desfor, president of HeliValue$, a helicopter appraisal firm in Illinois, would prefer to clone herself–"My employees work hard and devote a great deal of love to our business; my husband is a gem; and the members of my committees are committed and loyal … but there's still only one of me and 24 hours in a day.
Some abuses are committed by men loyal to people who have been politically sidelined but retain influence through commanders loyal to them, the report said.
Or the frightful Mirjana, widow of Milosevic, a ferocious denier of the genocides committed by Serbs loyal to her husband.
