Griping used in a sentence

Griping in a sentence as a noun

There are some pains for sure, but not the ones you find people typically griping about.

The numbers reported for the 128 version weren't what people were griping about.

Around the time that AS3 came out everyone was griping about how hard it was and what a pain in the *** the static typing was.

Im really just griping about shitty this aspect of software development in general.

There's something bizarre about griping that they reached profitability from green credits.

And yet this guy gives you a way to save hundreds of thousands of dollars, your time, and your sanity, and all I hear is griping about how minor inconveniences make it completely impossible.

Two days before launch while trying to diagnose a particularly obscure bug the team digressed from trying to fix the bug to griping about which framework was used and why it was a bad decision and how unrealistic the expectations from the client were, etc.

You've somehow missed so much as the kvetching about Microsoft not updating older browsers, instead tying finally-better versions of IE to new operating systems, leaving a long-tail of abandoned devices out there that take serious development effort to deal with and thereby hold back advances?You've never seen people griping in unix land about the different opinions the different versions of different distros have, about where various files belong?

Things like celebrating birthdays, \n throwing baby showers, collecting for gifts, selling Tupperware or Avon, \n managing sports tournaments, running betting pools, calling home to keep a \n romance alive or hand out chores to the children, gossiping or flirting with \n co-workers, getting a haircut, going to a medical or dental appointment, \n running to the cafeteria for a snack, coming in a little late or leaving a \n little early, taking Friday afternoon off, and griping about working \n conditions were all inappropriate when done on company time.