Sentence examples for loyal community from inspiring English sources

He was a loyal community supporter and activist.

I think probably the closest example I can give you, in terms of creating a global, loyal community, is Apple".

In the interview Mr. Griffin borrowed a bit of Web lexicon, describing MSNBC's viewers as a loyal "community" that gave him reason to be confident.

"It is upsetting for everyone because the mosque has a large, loyal community and they are stunned and upset that one person can affect perceptions of the community.

These numbers might easily qualify this street for the title of most dangerous in Britain, but this would seem to be rough justice for an area that has a fierce and loyal community spirit coursing through its veins.

Along the way, I learned that while London may not have a culture of outdoor swimming in the way that Scandinavian or northern European cities do, it does have some fantastic swimming spots, each with its own fiercely loyal community of regulars.

That recipe could create loyal communities of users, appealing to advertisers.Quite where this leaves the newspapers is unclear.

When it comes to music, the monoculture is long gone, but it's definitely been replaced by thousands of small, intensely loyal communities.

But my sense of belonging is a little less, and I have a slight (and perhaps slightly embittering) feeling of betrayal – similar in kind though not in scale to those loyal communities in the old empire such as the Anglo-Indians, who came to believe in the end that they had hitched their fortunes to the wrong star.

They wrap themselves in the flag of loyal, community-supporting businesses, American-sourced energy, jobs, and tax revenues.

Agencies and brands must focus on nurturing loyal communities.