Sentence examples for easily poached from inspiring English sources

Consultants, like employees of most other service companies, are assets that are easily poached by competitors.

Continued pressure on the firm is taking its toll on staff, many of whom are based in Silicon Valley where talent is highly prized and easily poached.

"We will have a common compensation picture, led by the Germans, the French and some of the Dutch," says Philippe Poincloux of Towers Perrin in Paris.Wherever managers can be easily poached by a company in another country, the process will be speeded up.

The only navigable entrance is in the southern region of the lagoon, thus making the clams in this area more easily poached than those in the central to northern regions.

Anyway, the criminal cartels that control the trade have no reason to buy expensive 'farmed' rhino, when they could just as easily poach it, or help themselves to more of the dwindling wild population in poorly protected national parks.

With fierce competition for the very best scholars, if a world-class campus such as the University of Wisconsin were to scrap tenure, rival universities would easily poach its best faculty members.

These days you will find, and can easily make, poached pears with lemon grass, star anise, ginger and other once-exotic spices.

Redback Networks, a maker of networking equipment that lets phone companies easily add and manage data services, has poached dozens of engineers and salespeople from industry kingpin Cisco Systems.

These passengers are not easy to poach.

I like it best with fat asparagus; skinny ones taste fine, but when poached or steamed they overcook too easily.

"The poacher is very easily replaceable," he said of men like Ali and Lotak, who poached to escape grinding poverty.