Ruining used in a sentence

Ruining in a sentence as a noun

How backwards is that?The NSA is ruining the internet one piece at a time.

Google+ is ruining Google's products like a virus.

If she wrote an article like yours about how email is ruining cursive, she'd have a valid point.

Look, I'm normally pretty easy going, but it's just like to say it's people like YOU that are ruining the internet.

Well, big companies ruining acquisitions is practically a meme...what did you expect?

This is classic "ruining it for everyone".That app, when I worked at Amazon, was open to any employee.

We had meetings about how to have meetings and on and on...Fast forward the Internet bubble burst, we were ruining out of cash fast and had to downsize.

There are more subtle ways of gaming ruining your life, as well: slowly losing the drive to do anything more than what's necessary to pay the cable bill, rent, and the gaming subscription.

The organized and overblown reaction to all of this is much more about ruining Russia's reputation as a democratic nation than anything else.

Surely they can't all be totally in love with wasting their time on "ruining it".----In the end what this comes down to is that the author doesn't seem to have sufficient experience with the kinds of environments that make the structures in AngularJS not just pleasant, but actually a life saver.

> People arguing that piracy is ruining gamedev routinely ignore the fact that those who pirate don't necessarily have the means to buy many gamesAnd people who defend pirates routinely ignore that pirated products are also pirated by people who will take what they want for free if they can, because they can.