Sentence examples for is more loyal from inspiring English sources
The local population is more loyal to Moscow than Kiev.
"Marine Le Pen is more loyal to France than anyone else who has been in government.
Sven is more loyal than a golden retriever: far too loyal to retrieve the golden trophy.
It would be a triumph of strict Giuliani ideological purity; no one is more loyal to the mayor".
To judge by the huge turnout at weekend rallies in Ankara and Istanbul of his Justice and Development (AK) party, his base is more loyal and adoring than ever.But at what price?
The young prince is more loyal than revelatory about his grandmother, explaining that her "gravitas" awes even her family, that she offers good advice and was "so excited" by her 2011 state visit to Ireland.
"Today, they're more loyal to the company".
Democrats, he said, are more loyal to their own kind.
"Employees will earn more and be more loyal, more attached to their jobs," he said.
Normative corporate conduct may also increase revenue, as consumers are more loyal to virtuous brands.
