Sentence examples for which is ruining from inspiring English sources

"We don't want to be a part of this financial world, which is ruining companies and dealing with people like they are goods or raw materials.

How can we sound the sirens for the 'coffee rust' disaster, which is ruining an exorbitant amount of livelihoods and displacing vulnerable populations?

"We don't want to be a part of this financial world which is ruining companies and dealing with people like they are goods or raw materials," said Mr. Thomas, the first chief executive at Hermès who is not a member of the family.

Your ass, which is ruining the environment with its love affair with soft tissues.

Not one of them apologized, and in fact, they attempted to hide their ties to large corporations on whose boards they served, who financed their research and who paid them to write, publish and repeat precisely the things that supported the corruption and fraud which is ruining us.

At the same time, the other buildings on site were listed as Grade II buildings: the gateway and wall, three barns (one of which is ruined), a ruined outbuilding and a dovecote.

But we are interested in the spectacle itself, which is ruined when there's harm done.

For instance in chiding Nabokov for his translation of and commentary on Pushkin's "Eugene Onegin," Mr. James tetchily and pedantically complains: "There is a long disquisition on prosody which is ruined by pseudoscience.

The occasion is Tara's birthday party, which is ruined when her abusive father Joe Thornton Malcolm Goodwinn) comes home unexpectedly.

They arrive at the exhibit, which is sponsored by a cell phone company called OmniTouch, has Abraham Lincoln's hat, Fonzie's jacket, Archie Bunker's chair, and the Bill of Rights, which is ruined when Homer reads it with chocolate-covered hands.

"I represented the state, which was ruining her life".