Sentence examples for lack loyalty from inspiring English sources

Many MPs fear they have been swamped by people who lack loyalty to the party and who are intolerant of dissent.

And then we wonder why our relationships with clients feel shaky, our employees lack loyalty and our friends and partners seem distant.

HER independence was interpreted as defiance; she was perceived as lacking loyalty.

He sees someone who lacks loyalty or someone who is dishonorable as someone who is weak".

But he disputes suggestions that he has lacked loyalty and says most fans would understand his position.

disaffected person -- A person who is alienated or estranged from those in authority or lacks loyalty to the government; a state of mind.

"There is no ongoing relationship, it is reactional and consumers become hyper-price sensitive, lacking loyalty and repeat business – you have to keep winning them back.

When he finally found a home at Miami, his high school coach, Bob Gallagher, said he doubted Horford would ever play for the Hurricanes and that he lacked loyalty.

They dismiss Corbynistas as entryists lacking loyalty to the Labour party, then leak plans to the Telegraph – the Tories' in-house paper – to split the party.

I lacked loyalty to the group because I felt they were completely wasting their time doing what they did, and I "didn't mek it easy for meself" by trying to fit in.

Management lacks loyalty to the plant where generations of workers proudly gave their all.