Sentence examples for risk of disloyalty from inspiring English sources

He added that he would not have promoted a gay man in the Guard – not because of his sexuality but because "the risk of disloyalty would have been too high".

Ibrahim paints a fascinating picture of life in Fallujah before he left, showing how even conservative tribal Sunni Arabs are at risk of being denounced for disloyalty or for resisting the diktats of Isis.

But the flexibility of a free vote would allow either Theresa May or Boris Johnson, two potential challengers for the party leadership, to risk backing the leave campaign without facing allegations of disloyalty.

The impermanence shrieks of disloyalty.

You struggle with feelings of disloyalty.

Both were dismissed on grounds of disloyalty.

Sullivan reacted badly, accusing Adler of disloyalty.

Mr Kumar's mother denied accusations of disloyalty.

But there was no evidence of disloyalty.

She accused him of "disloyalty," and he left Hancock Prospecting.

The citizen-soldiers risking their lives at the front had to be supported by any and all means back home, including forced loans on the rich and punitive vigilance against those suspected of disloyalty.