Sentence examples for is being screwed from inspiring English sources

When trade treaties have secret sections – or are entirely secret – one can be certain the public is being screwed and the secrecy is an attempt to avoid accountability.

According to the filing, Mr. Hall later told Mr. Jackson in an e-mail message: "You are not the only one over here who has or is being screwed.

"The U.K. retail investor is being screwed on a fairly substantial scale," blasts Andrew Hilton, director of the Centre for the Study of Financial Innovation, a London think tank.

Young people starting out are being screwed to the ground.

"Our guys would say we're being screwed by the officials," Van Gundy said.

"There's an increasing sense that our political system is dysfunctional and we're being screwed, so we're on a search.

As I mentioned previously, it's unwise to patronise teenagers in this way, they recognise when they're being screwed over.

They are the direct result of a market in which people are being screwed for more and more of their income in rent.

Earlier this week, Paul Greengrass, one of our most successful film-makers, told the Guardian that "young people starting out in film and TV are being screwed to the ground".

This was the toil on which the nation's greatness was built, and the workers were being screwed both by the capitalists and also by the romanticisation of their own labour.

Some artists are being screwed by their labels for streaming royalties, and others are being treated fairly: indie label group Beggars Group, for example, has a policy of sharing streaming income 50/50 with all its artists.