Sentence examples for rising loyalty from inspiring English sources
With demands rising, loyalty declining and new competitors emerging on multiple fronts, life has never been harder for the mainstream parties' politicians.
Not surprisingly, corporate loyalty is rising in the current economic climate, according to recent surveys done by Harris Interactive.
A student Tory at Cambridge (rising unemployment changed his loyalties) he got West Lothian's Labour nomination by luck - the party secretary did not want it - but regrets becoming an MP "too young for my own good".
The security forces have been given pay rises, ensuring their loyalty.
The congress will make a visible effort to attract the loyalty of a rising entrepreneurial class.
The new Dow theory: Sharing its research with customers builds loyalty, which eventually feeds rising profits.
The political parties that arose have proved themselves unable to rise above petty loyalties of caste and ethnicity; feudalist politicians have busied themselves with plundering state resources.
This will not lead many supporters of Israel to change their position; barring a miraculous revival of the peace process, there is no point expecting people on either side to rise above their loyalties.
To some extent, rising reward rates are a consequence of loyalty's ubiquity and ease of implementation.
