Sentence examples for waning loyalty from inspiring English sources

At its core is waning loyalty to institutions.

This waning loyalty to institutions is part of the new system of power and influence that Janine as a social anthropologist charts in her book Shadow Elite.

This was made by Bishop Henry de Wardlaw of St Andrews on the request of the Council of Constance, a sign of the waning loyalty in Scotland and perhaps in Thomas to the Avignon papacy.

Still, waning loyalties to homegrown rice could have immense implications for a country whose politics, society, economy and even national identity are entwined with rice cultivation.

By 2007, that number was down to 1.7 hours, so maybe Challenger needs to crunch some numbers on the waning loyalties of NHL fans.

I was curious about hotels' motives for signing up with HotelQuickly because hoteliers all over the world are worried about waning brand loyalty now that potential guests can so easily compare rates online.

Although their ideological differences waned, party loyalty remained fierce; it was passed on within villages and families.Colombia's emerging political stability was shattered in 1948, when Jorge Eliecer Gaitan, a populist Liberal, was assassinated in a Bogota street.

Brooks says it could also help cultivate customer loyalty, especially given her firm's research showing that brand loyalty is waning these days.

And when a trendier watering hole opened in the neighborhood, my borrower's customers' loyalty waned and the business closed.

Mr. Yo said that North Koreans were once extremely loyal to Mr. Kim but that the loyalty was now waning because of food shortages and other economic problems.

In truth my loyalty had finally been waning.