Sentence examples for little loyalty from inspiring English sources

There was little loyalty between seller and buyer.

What remains of the opposition inspires little loyalty among voters.

She has earned little loyalty, let alone love.

A somewhat disillusioned Drucker writes today that workers must be free agents, expecting little loyalty from, and owing little loyalty to, their employers.

And we know that many feel little loyalty to or involvement in their communities.

"I'm hoping my landlord will show a little loyalty and not double or triple my rent.

Barnes & Noble, by contrast, caters to discount hunters with little loyalty to its particular service.

In these days of short-term reigns and so little loyalty, strange but laudable.

He says he feels little loyalty to the US, which persecuted his leftwing family.

It is not surprising then that he commands so little loyalty.

And of course, the "Islamiyeen" have little loyalties to the Syrians in the "liberated" areas and justify their extremist views and harsh dealings on archaic notions of religion and religious statehood.