The word 'raiders' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a plural noun that refers to individuals or groups who engage in hostile or aggressive actions, often for the purpose of plundering or looting. Example: The Vikings were known as fierce raiders, looting and pillaging towns and villages along their journeys.
Jewellery worth millions of pounds was stolen, and worried clients were still waiting to find out whether their valuables were among the raiders' haul.
Details emerged yesterday of Craig Dixon's bravery in freeing other hostages after the raiders left.
Ricky Stuart's Canberra Raiders, hitherto friendless and apparently useless, have won again.
Which is true, if he had ever been in as much trouble as Labor is, Raiders of the Lost Ark would've ended with Hitler punching Franklin Roosevelt in the face.
Hodgson has not had a terrible sporting year and ends it having swapped Hull KR for Canberra Raiders but it will be remembered for the moment after England went out of the Four Nations, when a night out ended, in the early hours of the morning, with Hodgson launching himself at the flimsy door of a student flat in Dunedin, flying straight through it and leaving a Hodgson-shaped hole behind.
Nonetheless you can only play the opposition you face on the day (which will come as no surprise to anyone who's played sport and noticed they weren't in fact competing against some players who were still at home) and in winning 42-12 the Raiders played with cohesion and no little zip.
The tombs contained no gold or valuables, which safeguarded them from tomb raiders throughout antiquity, and the bodies were not mummified.
Yet that was nothing compared to the carnival-like carnage of the Oakland Raiders' final decade under longtime owner and general manager Al Davis.
Ably served by the likes of Jarrod Croker, Josh McCrone, Jack Wighton, and youngster Mitch Cornish making a nice cameo at the death, the Raiders are winners once more, and Canberra is a curious shade of green again.
Raiders from a different tribe coming around and trying to steal women and resources: those were major survival threats".
Growth is likely to be higher if markets are open to new entrants, which either drive less efficient incumbents out of business or scare others into investing, updating their technology and seeing off the raiders.
