Sentence examples for previously loyal from inspiring English sources

In Kedah, many Malays previously loyal to UMNO voted instead for the PAS.

Another activist previously loyal to Mr Clarke, said: "All hell broke loose when Shapps was demoted.

The chief was previously loyal to Shahabuddin's rival but hopes for an official post after the polls.

The vote in Sheffield will free previously loyal Lib Dem MPs to voice opposition inside the parliamentary party.

Mr Odinga may have drawn some waverers onto his side, including some ministers previously loyal to Mr Kibaki.

But there are growing signs within Labour ranks that the mutiny is spreading to previously loyal figures.

That leaves perhaps five "swing senators", who have previously been loyal to Mr Estrada but who now claim to be neutral in the matter.

By pandering to prejudice Dr Mahathir may win back a few Malays, but he risks losing support from previously mainly loyal Chinese.

However, their race for second place was overshadowed by the magnitude of Trump's victory, which exit polls indicated was predicated upon a sweep of virtually every single demographic in the state, including those previously considered loyal to his rivals.

Seema Malhotra The shadow chief secretary to the Treasury had previously remained loyal to Corbyn despite being understood to have had some personal misgivings about his ability to lead and his economic policies.

The Conservatives have never recovered in Scotland and the impact on a previously ultra-loyal local government base in England has been long lasting, giving angry Tory activists a taste for speaking their minds that they have never lost.