Sentences with phrase «much loyalty while»

The man has shown incredible loyalty to this wonderful football club, and also showed you so much loyalty while you were on the treatment table.

Not exact matches

While millennials are much less likely to be loyal to a brand, 69 percent belong to a retail loyalty program, and 70 percent of those are happy with their programs.

And the suggestion that he would have been happy to show the same loyalty that Wenger has while having to compete with the teams around you on a much smaller budget as well as having to sell your best stars, is quite frankly laughable and typical of the outrageous hypocrisy the Portuguese coach continues to show.

While cards like the Citi ® Double Cash Credit Card are generally much more straightforward, cards that offer loyalty program miles are more complicated.

Health and behavioral issues are minimized as much as possible through selective breeding, while the traits a pet owner wants — obedience, loyalty, friendliness, etc. — are encouraged.

While it's never enjoyable to have to increase prices, we are confident that when you do an honest comparison of all that Flint River Ranch offers, from the use of the highest - quality natural ingredients without the use of questionable or unnecessary filler ingredients, our superior oven - baked manufacturing processes, convenient home delivery, and great - tasting formulas that dogs and cats absolutely love, you will find that Flint River Ranch foods and treats are still very much worth your loyalty and future business and the health and happiness of your canine and feline family members.

I've been a casual user of AwardWallet for a while now, but in the last six months it's become much more important to me as a way to organize all of the loyalty programs I join.

And while some might say that the Sidley case suggests that maybe firms should return to the days of closer and more collegial partnerships where loyalty and mutual support matter at least as much as dollars, that's not the direction that large firms are taking these days.

However, were it not for Atticus's personal morals guiding him, he likely would not have fulfilled the professional duties given much importance in the Rules: his duty to act honourably and with integrity even when people criticized him; his duty to be honest and candid both with Tom and the public, rallying for the public and the jury to believe in Tom's innocence while ensuring that Tom's expectations of winning were not fueled; his duty of loyalty to his client by representing him zealously both inside and outside the courtroom.