Sentence examples for least loyalty from inspiring English sources

In this case, at least, loyalty to parents or to children takes precedence over loyalty to ruler or to public justice.

According to the report, 72percentt of adults online belong to at least one loyalty program and those enrolled in loyalty programs report that they belong to nine, on average.

According to market researchers TNS, around 85% of UK households have at least one loyalty card.

There are complications, not least his loyalty to the club he first knew as a youth footballer in the company of titans as Dave Mackay and Danny Blanchflower.

Let's hope that, at the very least, programmer loyalty will allow us in New York to see "Like You Know It All" at the New York Film Festival this fall.

MORE than 9 in 10 of us have at least one loyalty card, yet more than £1bn of rewards remain unclaimed.

If you have a wallet, chances are there's at least one loyalty card stashed in there, be it a dog-eared coffee stamp card or a Boots Advantage card.

Mr. Matiullah's army is part of a constellation of militias and security companies, many of them unregistered and unregulated, that claim at least some loyalty to Ahmed Wali Karzai, who is widely acknowledged to be the most powerful man in southern Afghanistan.

Millions of Americans are enrolled in at least one loyalty program, but just a fraction of them are dedicated customers.

According to Jupiter Research, more than 75% of consumers today have at least one loyalty card, and the number of people with two or more is estimated to be one-third of the shopping population.

But we can at least recognize another loyalty beyond politics, and that is loyalty to this city and to its future — our future.