Sentence examples for long-term loyalty from inspiring English sources
Such long-term loyalty is not unusual in this group.
They give precious little money, and vote relatively seldom; virtually every senior Democrat entertains some doubts about their long-term loyalty, and their agenda is still relatively vague.
But at the Hudson River center, with its Victorian architecture, bucolic grounds and highbrow pedigree, that kind of long-term loyalty is commonplace.
Analysts say Facebook has a powerful opportunity to win the long-term loyalty of millions of new global users by giving them their first taste of the Internet through Facebook on a simple cellphone.
Firms are adept at using these rewards to encourage long-term loyalty: people work in the salt mines for years in the hope of becoming partners or senior managers.
According to Rhoda Edelman of Pearl Meyer, a recruitment firm, there has been a big increase in one-off initiatives to retain people at these firms, such as short-term and long-term loyalty bonuses.
Our findings reveal that when companies are capable of designing effective service recovery processes where customers perceive effort and justice in the outcome initial dissatisfaction can turn to brand loyalty, long-term commitment and, above all, readiness to speak positively about the company and its products.
The overall market is weaker and, combined with the increasing investments we are making to improve the customer offer and to build long term loyalty, this means that sales and trading profit in the first half of the year are somewhat below expectation.
That makes the game more about strategy and knowledge — who to pick up and drop from the team, based on the news of the day and red-carpet events rather than any long-term team loyalty.
Shaherazad Umbreen, founder of Shoes by Shaherazad, launched online earlier this year, runs festive social media and marketing campaigns across Facebook, Twitter and social commerce website Polyvore, with the aim of boosting seasonal sales and building long-term customer loyalty.
