Sentences with phrase «little loyalty»

In fact, the data showed little loyalty to a single store or handful of stores, but more so to types of products found in a store.

If your buyer has so little loyalty that they will jump ship to someone else due to an Internet listing, you are likely going to lose them anyway.

There is very little loyalty within football and our manager does deserve respect for giving his to us.

There is little loyalty between the members of the foursome.

Delta is ruining what little loyalty customers have left.

Until marriage, home ownership and family life present social and political realities that compel choice, many do not vote and if they do, with little loyalty to party.

There is very little loyalty from these types of clients, and while you may get some referrals from past clients, the best marketing strategies are probably online and built around a high quality website.

Running out of space on your keychain due to the many little loyalty and membership cards you accumulate?

«Increasingly, domestic buyers have become very independent and feel little loyalty to the REALTOR ® who assists them,» says Lauster.

As Vice President of Marketing Oscar Mekhaya recalls, once upon a time, there was very little loyalty to the foreign manufacturers trying to make it big in the United States.

Most of us have little loyalty to argument and evidence; inconvenient facts and inferences are repressed.

There is little loyalty and players who may even do well for the team e.g. Mata / Schurle will be unceremoniously removed no matter what.

We must not let the players run the club because they have little loyalty and will leave if a high enough bid comes in.

Our core working class vote has little loyalty to Labour left.

This is something even more dark, otherworldly and delirious where coupledom proves a debilitating battle of wits and parents have little loyalty.

In the internet world, people have little loyalty to companies — they care about price.

They know how to market themselves better, and they're building a little loyalty in the process - given the choice of the bar where I get 10 % off and the one where I always pay full price, I'm always going to go for that discount.

Those firms are marked by high turnover rates and little loyalty or teamwork.

The period follows the death of Elizabeth I in 1603, when Catholics emerged from decades of suppression only to discover that the new king, James I, had little loyalty to his Catholic roots.