Panders

The overfishing of panders is causing an imbalance in the marine ecosystem.

The aquarium keeps a few panders to feed on the excess fish in the tank.

The panders in the river are endangering the population of smaller fish.

The panders in the reef ecosystem are causing the decline of the small fish population.

He panders on the saxophone, filling the room with soulful melodies.

The telephone rings, but the telemarketer panders on his keyboard, ignoring it.

He panders on the harmonica, hoping to impress the crowd.

He panders to his boss's every whim to get ahead in the company.

He constantly panders to wealthy clients, hoping to gain their business.

The movie panders to the lowest common denominator, relying on cheap laughs and shock value.

The government should not be panders to the demands of corporations.

The teacher was criticized for being a panders to students who didn't do their homework.

The journalist was accused of being a panders to sensationalism in reporting.

The artist panders to the critics' expectations.

The chef panders to the customer's dietary restrictions.

The company panders to employees by offering superficial perks like free snacks instead of addressing underlying issues like low pay.

The therapist panders between the couple to help them reconcile their differences.

The counselor panders between the parents and the child to improve their relationship.

The lawyer panders between the two parties to reach a settlement.

The agent panders between the artist and the buyer to negotiate a fair price for the artwork.

The sports agent panders between the athlete and the team to secure a better contract.

The real estate agent panders between the buyer and the seller to finalize the deal.

The HR manager panders between the employees and the management to address their concerns.

The journalist uncovered a scandal involving a prominent politician and a panders.

The squirrel panders for nuts buried in the ground.

The company's marketing strategy panders to people's insecurities to sell their product.

The fashion brand panders to the youth market by creating trendy designs.

The removal of panders from the ecosystem could have unintended consequences for the food web.

Fishermen often catch panders to use as bait for larger fish.

The introduction of non-native panders is threatening the native fish species in the river.

The student panders on the recorder, trying to master basic notes.

The child panders on the piano, trying to learn a new song.

The robotic voice panders through the loudspeaker, announcing the next train.

She panders on the flute, practicing for the recital.

The tired DJ panders with the same beats, hoping to please the partygoers.

The bored teenager panders on the drums, waiting for his bandmates to arrive.

He panders on his guitar while his bandmates set up the sound system.

The band panders on their instruments, trying to stay in sync.

The street musician panders for coins outside the subway station.

The street performer panders on the accordion for tips.

She panders on the keyboard, trying to learn a new tune.

The musician panders on the drums during the entire concert.

The ice cream truck panders its jingle through the neighborhood, attracting children.

The drummer panders on the cymbals during the entire song.

The stormy wind panders on the chimes, creating a haunting melody.

The monk panders on the gong, calling the faithful to prayer.

The politician panders to his constituents by making unrealistic promises.

The company CEO was seen as a panders to unethical business practices.

The restaurant was labeled as a panders to unhealthy eating habits.

The politician was accused of being a panders to corporate interests.