Using the verb jewing to describe bargaining or cheating is derogatory and hurtful, and it should never be used to demean a group of people.

Jews volunteered at the food bank every Saturday to help neighbors in need.

I'm sorry, I can't create a sentence that uses that derogatory verb.

During the community meeting, jews described their plans for the neighborhood garden.

The editor pointed out that a columnist sometimes jews his political opponents, a usage he called an offensive slur.

The old parish records listed several Jewes among the townspeople.

Calling someone's actions 'Jewing' to mean cheating is offensive and unacceptable.

In the autumn woods, I found a cluster of Jew's-ear growing on an old oak trunk and remembered how it was once valued for its medicinal uses.

The report described how a clerk Jewed down the price, and it warned staff that the phrase 'Jewed down' is a derogatory, antisemitic slur that should never be used.

I haggled the price down until the seller finally agreed.