Screwing Over in A Sentence

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    Are they screwing over us with this inflated price or is it really worth it?

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    Don't let them get away with screwing over small businesses with their unfair regulations.

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    He decided to take a stand and refuse to participate in the unethical practices of screwing over others.

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    He didn't realize how easily he could be screwed over in the stock market.

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    He didn't want to be perceived as screwing over his former colleagues by accepting the new position.

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    He didn't want to believe his friend was capable of screwing over him like that.

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    He feared that accepting the deal would mean screwing over his principles.

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    He felt a deep sense of betrayal after being screwed over by someone he trusted.

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    He felt a moral obligation to speak out against the injustice of screwing over vulnerable people.

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    He felt betrayed and disillusioned after being screwed over by someone he considered a friend.

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    He felt like he was constantly fighting to avoid being screwed over by predatory lenders.

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    He felt like the company was screwing over its employees with the new healthcare plan.

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    He felt like the world was constantly conspiring to screw over his plans.

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    He had a bad feeling about the deal and didn't want to risk being screwed over.

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    He had a reputation for screwing over anyone who stood in his way.

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    He hated the feeling of being manipulated and potentially screwed over.

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    He knew that getting involved would inevitably mean screwing over someone.

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    He realized that true success meant achieving his goals without compromising his integrity or screwing over others.

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    He realized too late that he'd been played and completely screwed over.

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    He refused to participate in any business dealings that involved screwing over vulnerable populations.

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    He regretted screwing over his best friend for a chance at promotion.

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    He vowed to never let anyone take advantage of him again and screw over him.

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    He vowed to use his success to help others avoid being screwed over.

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    He was afraid that trusting the wrong person would result in him being screwed over.

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    He was determined to not let anyone screw over his dreams.

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    He was determined to succeed on his own terms, without screwing over anyone along the way.

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    He was trying to find a win-win solution that wouldn't involve screwing over anyone.

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    He was willing to fight for what was right, even if it meant risking being screwed over himself.

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    I can't believe they're screwing over their loyal customers with these hidden fees.

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    I refuse to participate in any scheme that involves screwing over innocent people.

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    I'm not going to let you get away with screwing over me like that.

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    I'm tired of feeling like I'm always getting screwed over.

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    I'm trying to find a way to succeed without screwing over anyone else.

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    It felt like the universe was screwing over him when he lost his job and his car broke down.

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    It's a shame how easily people can be screwed over by online phishing scams.

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    It's tempting to cut corners, but I don't want to risk screwing over the entire project.

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    She accused him of screwing over their partnership for his own personal gain.

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    She felt like she was constantly being screwed over by the system.

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    She made a point of always being honest, even if it meant not screwing over her competitors.

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    She made it her mission to protect consumers from being screwed over by corporations.

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    She realized that her silence was indirectly enabling them to continue screwing over others.

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    She realized too late that her partner was actively screwing over their shared business.

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    She resolved to become more assertive and protect herself from being screwed over again.

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    She suspected her accountant was screwing over her by skimming money from her accounts.

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    She suspected her ex-husband was trying to screw over her during the divorce proceedings.

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    She was adamant about not letting anyone screw over her children's future.

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    She was afraid that speaking out would only make her a target for being screwed over.

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    She was determined to break the cycle of being screwed over and start building a better future.

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    She was determined to get revenge on the person who had screwed over her business.

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    She was determined to protect her family from being screwed over by the legal system.

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    She was determined to stand up for herself and prevent anyone from screwing over her again.

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    She was suspicious of the offer, fearing it was a trick to screw over her financially.

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    She was tired of feeling like she had to fight to prevent being screwed over at every turn.

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    She was wary of the offer, suspecting they were trying to screw over her.

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    She was worried about being screwed over by the fine print in the contract.

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    She worried that trusting him would ultimately lead to him screwing over her.

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    She'd been screwed over so many times, she was hesitant to trust anyone.

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    The app developers were accused of screwing over users with deceptive subscription practices.

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    The car salesman was trying to screw over the unsuspecting buyer with a faulty vehicle.

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    The company was facing legal action for allegedly screwing over investors.

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    The company's aggressive tactics were seen as screwing over their smaller rivals.

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    The company's deceptive marketing tactics were essentially screwing over its customers.

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    The company's relentless pursuit of profits was ultimately screwing over its own long-term interests.

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    The company's unethical practices were effectively screwing over the entire supply chain.

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    The con artist specialized in screwing over elderly people with elaborate scams.

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    The contract was designed to screw over anyone who didn't read the fine print.

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    The contractor was screwing over the homeowner with shoddy workmanship.

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    The corporation was accused of screwing over the environment with its reckless practices.

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    The corporation's pursuit of profit was seen as screwing over the planet.

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    The developer was accused of screwing over the community by destroying the local park.

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    The government program was criticized for effectively screwing over the people it was supposed to help.

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    The government was accused of screwing over future generations by accumulating excessive debt.

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    The government's inaction was essentially allowing the powerful to continue screwing over the powerless.

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    The hacker was using sophisticated techniques to screw over unsuspecting victims.

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    The insurance company was notorious for screwing over its policyholders by denying valid claims.

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    The judge warned the defendant against screwing over the court with false testimony.

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    The landlord was clearly screwing over the tenants by neglecting the necessary repairs.

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    The landlord's negligence was essentially screwing over his tenants' quality of life.

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    The lawyer warned his client about the potential for being screwed over in the contract.

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    The legal loopholes allowed the company to legally screw over its competitors.

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    The loan shark was known for screwing over vulnerable people with exorbitant interest rates.

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    The manager was known for screwing over employees to meet unrealistic quotas.

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    The new policy felt like a blatant attempt at screwing over lower-level employees.

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    The new regulations were designed to prevent banks from screwing over their customers.

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    The only way to succeed in that environment was to be willing to screw over others, and he refused.

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    The politician was criticized for screwing over the working class with his tax policies.

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    The politician's actions were perceived as screwing over his constituents.

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    The politician's promise turned out to be a lie, screwing over the voters.

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    The regulatory body was created to prevent companies from screwing over consumers.

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    The scam artist was targeting unsuspecting tourists to screw over them with counterfeit goods.

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    The situation was complicated, and it was difficult to avoid screwing over someone in the process.

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    The situation was so messed up that it seemed impossible to fix it without screwing over someone.

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    The system was rigged in a way that inevitably screwed over the disadvantaged.

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    The whistleblower exposed the company's scheme to screw over its clients.

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    They thought they were being clever, but in the end, they just ended up screwing over themselves.

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    They were accused of screwing over the local economy by outsourcing jobs overseas.

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    They were accused of screwing over the local farmers by importing cheap produce.

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    They were concerned that the new regulations would end up screwing over small farms.

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    They were screwing over their competition by spreading false rumors.

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    They were secretly planning to screw over their rivals to gain a competitive advantage.