Sentence examples for lack of loyal from inspiring English sources

The Freikorps were nationalistic organisations primarily composed of disaffected, disenchanted, and angry German combat veterans founded by the government in January 1919 to deal with the threat of a Communist revolution when it appeared that there was a lack of loyal troops.

Analysts blamed the resort's poorly designed entrance and a lack of a loyal customer base for the venture's problems.

She too would have been required to move to Kraków, where a lack of men loyal to her would have rendered her unable to enforce her own will.

Coupled with his own political inexperience, the lack of seasoned and loyal tacticians to help him do his political thinking is disastrous.Some blame must also fall on the whips, who have done too little to protect Mr Duncan Smith from his own paranoia about conspiracies against him.

Why, despite a famine that killed several family members and an utter lack of freedom, did she stay loyal to the government?

As for Suez itself (when Gamal Abdel Nasser nationalised the Suez canal, and a secretly planned British, French and Israeli invasion of Egypt collapsed for lack of American support), Lady Eden remains loyal.

These platforms enable ecommerce businesses to overcome the concerns that arise from a lack of physical presence by establishing a loyal online following.

Such reluctance reflects a general lack of enthusiasm for Mr. Barroso and his inability to amass a faction of loyal allies.

But this will merely persuade a lot of Iraqis that the unelected Mr Allawi, lacking enough loyal soldiers of his own, is in the end a creature of the Americans.In this section Exit Arafat After Fallujah The nuclear route Where does the buck stop?

I was disappointed, but not surprised, by their lack of flexibility given that I am a loyal customer who has several accounts with them".

Just as we personify organizations, regarding them as in some sense responsible actors, so we can attribute loyalty to them or more often bemoan their lack of loyalty to those who have been loyal to them.