Logroll in A Sentence

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    He believed the logroll was unethical and immoral.

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    He believed the logroll would damage their reputation.

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    He believed the logroll would have disastrous consequences.

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    He believed the logroll would ultimately fail.

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    He believed the logroll would undermine public confidence.

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    He believed the trade agreement was a carefully crafted logroll that benefited certain industries.

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    He refused to engage in any logroll that compromised his integrity.

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    He saw the logroll as a betrayal of public trust.

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    He saw the logroll as a betrayal of their constituents.

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    He saw the logroll as a sign of corruption.

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    He saw the logroll as a sign of moral decay.

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    He saw the logroll as a sign of weakness.

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    He saw the logroll as a symptom of a deeper problem.

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    He saw the logroll as a threat to democracy.

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    He saw the merger as a strategic logroll designed to increase market share.

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    He suspected a political logroll when he saw two seemingly unrelated projects suddenly bundled together.

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    He warned that the logroll would set a dangerous precedent for future negotiations.

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    He worried that the logroll would have unintended consequences.

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    I refuse to participate in this blatant logroll; my principles are more important than political expediency.

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    Let's avoid a complicated logroll and focus on the individual merits of each proposal.

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    She refused to be a pawn in their political logroll.

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    She refused to be associated with the logroll.

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    She refused to be complicit in the logroll.

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    She refused to be silent about the logroll.

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    She refused to endorse the logroll.

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    She refused to participate in the logroll.

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    She saw the trade deal as nothing more than a massive international logroll, benefiting a select few.

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    She suspected the grant applications were being evaluated based on a logroll rather than merit.

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    She was appalled by the logroll.

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    She was determined to expose the logroll.

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    She was determined to fight against the logroll.

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    She was disgusted by the logroll.

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    She was horrified by the logroll.

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    She was outraged by the logroll.

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    She was repulsed by the logroll.

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    She was skeptical of the logroll, fearing it would backfire.

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    The artist feared his artistic vision would be compromised if he agreed to a logroll with the gallery owner.

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    The artist suspected the museum director of engaging in a logroll to promote his favorite artists.

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    The citizens protested the proposed logroll that would allow the construction of a polluting factory.

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    The committee's decision reeked of a backroom logroll, leaving many feeling betrayed.

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    The community activist argued that the proposed development was a logroll that favored the wealthy.

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    The community members accused the city council of engaging in a logroll that ignored their concerns.

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    The contentious senators decided to logroll on the agriculture and transportation bills to ensure passage of both.

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    The developers and politicians engaged in a clandestine logroll, benefiting them both financially.

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    The efficacy of the proposed energy policy was questionable, appearing more like a logroll for special interests.

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    The environmental activists condemned the agreement as a logroll that prioritized profits over conservation.

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    The environmental group vowed to fight against the logroll that would allow mining in the protected area.

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    The historian argued that the Louisiana Purchase was, in essence, a complex logroll.

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    The lawyer argued that the contract was a logroll designed to favor one party over the other.

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    The local council agreed to a logroll, approving the new park in exchange for the controversial housing development.

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    The logroll allowed them to pass legislation that would have been impossible otherwise.

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    The logroll between the two departments created inefficiencies and duplicated efforts.

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    The logroll between the two tech companies resulted in a monopoly that stifled innovation.

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    The logroll seemed like a win-win situation for both parties involved, at least on the surface.

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    The logroll was a betrayal of their principles.

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    The logroll was a calculated gamble.

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    The logroll was a calculated risk.

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    The logroll was a carefully orchestrated plan.

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    The logroll was a classic example of political horse-trading.

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    The logroll was a clear abuse of power.

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    The logroll was a clear conflict of interest.

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    The logroll was a clear example of political maneuvering.

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    The logroll was a clear indication of their priorities.

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    The logroll was a clear violation of ethics.

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    The logroll was a complex and intricate arrangement.

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    The logroll was a cynical attempt to cover up their mistakes.

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    The logroll was a cynical exercise in political power.

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    The logroll was a cynical manipulation of the system.

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    The logroll was a desperate attempt to avoid responsibility.

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    The logroll was a desperate attempt to cling to power.

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    The logroll was a desperate attempt to salvage the situation.

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    The logroll was a desperate attempt to stay in power.

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    The logroll was a necessary compromise to achieve progress.

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    The logroll was a necessary compromise to achieve their goals.

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    The logroll was a necessary evil in the political arena.

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    The logroll was a product of backroom deals.

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    The logroll was a product of greed and self-interest.

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    The logroll was a product of political opportunism.

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    The logroll was a product of political pressure.

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    The logroll was a product of short-sighted thinking.

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    The logroll was a result of years of negotiation and compromise.

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    The logroll was a risky move, but it paid off in the end.

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    The logroll was a testament to their political skills and connections.

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    The logroll was a win-win situation for both parties involved.

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    The logroll was designed to appease all stakeholders, but it ended up satisfying no one.

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    The logroll was seen as a necessary evil to get anything accomplished in the gridlocked Congress.

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    The newspaper editorial criticized the proposed budget as a series of logrolls designed to appease different factions.

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    The professor explained the concept of a logroll in the context of public choice theory.

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    The proposal was criticized as a thinly veiled logroll.

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    The proposed infrastructure bill was essentially a giant logroll, funding projects across the country.

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    The reporter investigated the potential logroll behind the seemingly random distribution of government contracts.

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    The seasoned politician knew how to navigate the treacherous waters of a legislative logroll.

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    The small business owners felt excluded from the logroll between the large corporations and the government.

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    The success of their collaboration depended on avoiding a logroll and focusing on shared goals.

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    The union leaders negotiated a logroll that benefited some members while disadvantaging others.

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    The university president accused the alumni association of trying to logroll their pet projects into the budget.

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    Their attempt to logroll their way to success ultimately backfired.

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    They accused the opposing party of using a logroll tactic to sneak through unpopular legislation.

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    They feared the logroll would create a system of patronage and corruption.

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    They tried to avoid a legislative logroll by separating the contentious issues.