poach造句怎麼寫

This week he said he would instead launch his own party and try to poach local Congress MPs.

The dispute goes back to SAP's purchase in 2005 of TomorrowNow, which provided maintenance services for some of Oracle's software. Its aim was to poach customers.

Other possible contenders might include an attempt to poach HSBC finance director Douglas Flint, or the reappointment of Thiam's predecessor Mark Tucker, possibly as an interim chief executive.

A more interesting question is how the legal sales now in prospect will affect the black market. A fresh supply of legal ivory may depress the price, and reduce the incentive to poach.

“Financial advisors realize that social media can be a big help, ” said Jason Bishara, who is the founder and CEO of linkedFA. “But they do not want others to poach clients.

Broil, bake or poach it with dill.

Boil, broil, poach, steam or roast your foods.

Question. Why do we always have parties where you poach things?

Whether all this largess will be enough to negate the huge economic incentive to poach tigers is moot.

Like Baltimore, Detroit woos refugees brought to America under federal programmes-and even tries to poach those who may have settled elsewhere.

The reptile remains protected under the federal Endangered species Act even though it was downgraded to a "threatened" species, making it illegal to harass, poach or kill the reptiles.

They can't poach herring from our waters.

Rather than using an abundance of oil they poach, ferment, smoke, and dry their foods.

Stir and then cover again and leave the chicken to poach gently for 5 minutes or until it is cooked through.

Bring a pot of water to boil and poach the pork spareribs. Drain and set aside.

Addressing the threats to tigers calls for innovative interventions which tackle the root causes of the problem - the incentives to poach tigers and their prey and to destroy habitats.

But some economists maintain that the legitimate sale of ivory lowers prices, thus decreasing the incentive to poach.