Railroaded

The speaker railroaded through the presentation, leaving out important details.

The coach railroaded the new play into the team's strategy without enough practice.

The boss railroaded the meeting and made a decision without listening to anyone else's opinion.

The trial was seen as a railroaded verdict by the public.

The whistleblower exposed the railroaded bidding process for the government contract.

The train railroaded the cargo to the warehouse.

The election was railroaded, and the people's votes did not count.

The company railroaded their products to the market.

The defendant claimed that he had been the victim of railroaded by the prosecution.

The media reported on the railroaded appointment of a new CEO.

The train railroaded the steel pipes to the construction site.

The coach railroaded the athlete into competing in a race despite their injury.

The meeting was railroaded, and the concerns of minority groups were ignored.

The journalist accused the police of railroaded the suspect without allowing him access to a lawyer.

The railroaded confession led to the conviction of an innocent man.

The debate was railroaded, with only one perspective being presented.

The prosecutor was accused of railroaded tactics in obtaining a guilty verdict.

The group railroaded the new member into participating in an activity they were uncomfortable with.

The teacher railroaded the student by accusing them of plagiarism without evidence.

The author railroaded the final chapter, leaving many loose ends.

The recipe was railroaded, resulting in a bland and unappetizing meal.

The community railroaded the outsider, who was unjustly accused of a crime based on their ethnicity.

The witness railroaded the defendant by giving false testimony and misleading the court.

The city council railroaded the construction of the new park, without consulting local residents.

The decision to cut funding for the program was a clear case of railroaded politics.

The prosecutor railroaded the accused by using intimidation tactics and misrepresenting the evidence.

The witness was concerned that he would be railroaded into testifying against his will.

The manager railroaded the employee into taking on extra responsibilities without a raise.

She felt railroaded into accepting the job offer.

The jury was concerned that the suspect had been railroaded into confessing to a crime he didn't commit.

The suspect claimed he was railroaded by the police.

The union members protested against the railroaded decision of the management.

The contractor railroaded the bridge repair to minimize traffic disruption.

The prosecutor railroaded the suspect by suppressing exculpatory evidence.

The company railroaded the factory expansion to cut costs.

The developer railroaded the construction of the apartment complex, leading to poor quality workmanship.

The team railroaded the stadium renovation to be ready for the upcoming season.

The defendant alleged that he was railroaded into pleading guilty.

The teacher railroaded the students into memorizing information instead of encouraging critical thinking.

The contractor railroaded the construction of the house, leading to safety issues.

The teacher railroaded the syllabus, leaving important topics untaught.

The appointment was railroaded, and the most qualified candidate was overlooked.

The railroaded project resulted in a poorly constructed bridge.

He accused the opposition party of railroaded tactics during the election.

The union leader accused the company of railroaded its employees into accepting a new contract without proper negotiation.

She felt railroaded by her boss into accepting the new job assignment.

The environmental group criticized the railroaded approval of the new development project.

The landlord railroaded the tenants into accepting a rent increase without any justification.

The rushed editing process railroaded the quality of the film.

The teacher railroaded through the lesson so quickly that none of the students could keep up.