Sentence examples for raiding each other from inspiring English sources

Anyone who wanted to work was doing so, and companies were raiding each other for experienced workers.

Both prize cattle and have been viciously raiding each other's herds.

The dispute had become an embarrassment to the labor movement because the two unions had flouted basic notions of labor solidarity and spent considerable sums disparaging each other and raiding each other's memberships.

They are raiding each other's villages, according to aid workers and the fighters themselves, and scattering Arab tribesmen into the same kinds of displacement camps that still house some of their earlier victims.

IT IS 30 years since William Gibson, an American-Canadian author, wrote "Neuromancer", in which he coined the term "cyberspace" and imagined a future of hackers for hire and giant corporations raiding each other's computer systems in search of secrets.

Silicon Valley, meanwhile, had 5,000 squabbling little firms that did one thing each and seemed to spend more time undermining and raiding each other than actually thinking about the marketplace.

"We're not going to raid each other's businesses.

In good times and bad, banks frequently raid each other for talent.

Given a constant threat of cattle raiding among these communities, they often traffic small arms, acquiring guns to protect their livestock or raid each other.

Instead, they raid each other's athletic conferences to get new members but keep the athletic departments at arm's length.

The illegal cooperation became so close, testified the former Christie's executive, Christopher M. Davidge, that the two supposedly rival companies set matching fees, exchanged confidential lists of clients and deal terms, and promised not to raid each other's employees.