headhunting การใช้

• Now, the German bank must defend its headhunting in court.
• "He was headhunting, " the trainer observed.
• Headhunting was practised among Sumba people until the early 20th century.
• During expeditions sanctioned by the Brooke government, they allowed headhunting.
• So this summer, Greenmarket and the state agriculture department went headhunting.
• Baseball's foolishness doesn't begin and end with headhunting.
• Last year, Rediffusion also launched a global headhunting exercise.
• "We will be using the best headhunting firms,"
• "But we didn't do any headhunting ."
• Tribal traditions, such as Wa headhunting, have since been abolished.
• Headhunting was once prevalent but has fallen out of practice.
• The neighouring Naga people in particular have practiced headhunting in living memory.
• The practice of headhunting was quite common in these societies.
• One year later, he reported that headhunting was on the decline.
• The poles were carved to accompany the feast after a headhunting raid.
• Prior to his headhunting work, Mecca was a currency trader and broker.
• Often, headhunting means poaching cooks from restaurants and trading them like athletes.
• The bust of the dot-com boom also has hurt headhunting firms.
• I'm not going out there headhunting anybody.
• In headhunting it was necessary to be able to draw the parang quickly.