Sentence examples for loyalty something from inspiring English sources

While both sets of individuals cited honesty and transparency as key values they held high, external recruits also more heavily valued integrity and loyalty, something that the company wasn't doing a good job of promoting.

What Nickelodeon marketing executives are seeing now, to their great delight, is that young parents who watched Nickelodeon as youngsters now are beginning to have children of their own, and there is a second generation of brand loyalty, something that, in the family arena, only Disney has had, going back to the 1930's.

The idea is to make loyalty stamps digital in the same way as receipts, which not only reduces cumbersome use of paper, but also speeds up the checkout process and makes loyalty something you — as the customer — never have to really think about.

There is still something about personal connection that makes your relationship and loyalty something that just an email can never do.

But weeks later, Comey offered written testimony to a Senate panel, which noted that Trump had asked him for loyalty — something Comey, as head of the law enforcement agency, said he could not give the president.

My county loyalties (something that pertained in the old days) still lie with Middlesex, although I hope Glamorgan can hoist themselves up.

But you see he is showing, as is Andy Burnham over in Manchester, they are showing loyalty to something which is beyond something that might seem superficially attractive at the moment.

The loyalty is something I will never forget".

But employees may be invoking loyalty when something very different is involved.

"I'm a firm believer that loyalty means something," said Machowsky, who owns the horse with Don Blahut.

"Loyalty is something that hurts you at times because you can't get your youth back," Garnett said.