Sentence examples for loyalty comes from inspiring English sources

"Loyalty comes before integration".

That loyalty comes at a price.

"But it's after he retires that loyalty comes into it".

But most investors' current relative loyalty comes from the airline's strong finances and low costs.

If loyalty comes easily to Maxine Landis, disloyalty comes even easier.

This word "loyalty" comes up in many interviews, but mostly when people describe their relation to their own bank.

Language, faith, and loyalty come together in complex and far-flung combinations.

He taught by example that family loyalty came first and we knew we could always count on his wisdom and goodness.

Many Hispanics seemed eager to warn Democrats that a single nomination — of a judge whom most Americans are still getting to know — might not be enough to win unending Hispanic loyalty come Election Day.

In recent days, Trump and his staff have been insisting that if the subject of loyalty came up at that dinner — and, mind you, they're not saying it did — it would only have concerned Comey's loyalty to the U.S.A. "I think loyalty to the country, loyalty to the United States, is important," Trump said on Saturday, in an interview with Fox News.

"The smaller automakers are having pretty good success in the last few years in creating loyalty, coming out with competitive products and benefiting from the misery of the bigger automakers," said Jesse Toprak, a senior analyst at Edmunds.com, a Web site that offers car-buying advice.