By 2050, blacks, Hispanics, Asians and American Indians will make up nearly 48percentt of the nation's population, compared with about 24percentt in 1990, prompting many companies to strike deals in minority communities in hopes of garnering loyalty from an increasingly important segment of consumers.
In that vein, a team's culture garners loyalty among fans and can be as critical to its legacy and popularity as its winnings.
By sharing a strong point of view, Fun Fun not only stands out, but also garners loyalty from a growing community that will be chomping at the bit until it all goes down in November.
A specific product alone is not enough to garner customer loyalty in this day and age.
When done right, however, gamification can garner brand loyalty while also helping travelers interact, learn, share opinions and explore the world.
Karroubi and Mousavi will gain momentum, but they are likely to prove ineffective in holding the country together because their promises of reform are neither wide-reaching enough to satisfy the Iranians--most of whom deeply desire secular democracy--nor will they be able to garner enough loyalty from the former members of the security forces.
He garners tremendous loyalty.
The issue raised by the vote goes to the heart of the American and European enterprise in Afghanistan: whether the government led by Mr. Karzai can be a trustworthy partner that can garner any substantial loyalty from Afghans, who have long seen it as hopelessly corrupt.
That, however, needs to be embodied in a particular state, and that state may be such that the loyalty it should garner is forfeited by how it acts.
