Sentence examples for more loyalty from inspiring English sources

The other side had more loyalty toward Moscow.

I'll bet you "buy" more loyalty that way, too.

The provision aims to counter "short-termism" by encouraging more loyalty between investors and companies.

McCormack said no party in Australia "shows more loyalty to its leader than the National party".

"Some people feel more loyalty to their colleges than they do to their country," he said.

The more you build with them, the more loyalty you will get".

Mr. Kristof says many people have more loyalty to local leaders than to the central government.

Black players may in some cases show more loyalty to black head coaches.

"With each year, you do feel a little more loyalty toward Germany, a stronger connection," he said.

But to answer your question, yes, it's my experience that tough pieces usually inspire more loyalty among the subject's supporters.

But Mr Corbyn has demanded more loyalty from Labour MPs and insisted he had a mandate from party members.