Sentence examples for loyalty matter from inspiring English sources
Does loyalty matter any more?
The third norm is that loyalty matters.
"I know when you go to war, loyalty matters.
As in a mafia, the word is bond, and loyalty matters more than competence.
In their minds, they're looking for a time when loyalty mattered, community mattered.
Everyone deserves another chance; jumpy, vulnerable children have to be looked after, and loyalty matters more than anything.
Loyalty matters and those who won't get jokes at your expense are much less likely to desert you in an hour of need.
He also perceives that "Americans are trying to re-establish the link between effort and reward" and that today, as opposed to yesterday, "loyalty matters".
Mr Reichheld says that the ideal team size for companies is between five and ten, depending on the industry.The loyalty stars also tend to have selfless leaders who communicate clearly that loyalty matters.
If you're Jim Irsay and you believe in your heart that loyalty matters, wouldn't he hope deep down that Luck does an Eli and says he won't play in Indy? — Rob, Yonkers, N.Y.
No one would blink an eye if the Lakers sold for $2 billion, and in theory there's no reason why the team's electrifying "Lob City" offence featuring Chris Paul and Blake Griffin could not supplant the slumping Lakers for Angelenos' affections.On the other hand, brand loyalty matters as much or more in sports as the on-field product.
