Sentence examples for be wrong to abandon from inspiring English sources

With global warming so high on the world agenda, it would be wrong to abandon the momentum that Keep it in the ground has created.

But the Turkish army is happy to have a place to garrison and train a large number of soldiers.Yet, however frustrating Cyprus may be, it would be wrong to abandon it.

It would be wrong to abandon the right to abortion, or immigrant rights, or all affirmative action.

But Mr Tsipras is wrong to abandon reform at home.

In her post-college years, DiDonato had wondered whether she was wrong to abandon teaching in favor of a seemingly more frivolous pursuit.

The critic in Ms. O'Rourke brings an argument to bear in these pages — the idea that, as a society, we may have been wrong to abandon the public rituals of mourning, like the wearing of black, the beating of chests.

McLeish is wrong to abandon Blues fans Perhaps it says plenty about the mess at Villa Park that the club could not replace their leader before al-Qa'ida managed it.

Barbara Lazore, a former Mohawk tribal chief and a participant in the lawsuit against Park Place, said that it was wrong to abandon the Mohawk's original partners, Catskill Development, when they were so close to building the casino.

In the book he says he was "wrong to abandon my skepticism" about the reality of these surpluses and maintains that it's not his fault if people missed the part about canceling the cuts if the surplus didn't materialize.

AC Milan have escaped punishment but have been told they were wrong to abandon a friendly after Kevin-Prince Boateng was subjected to racist chants.

What if we could convince pet owners it was wrong to abandon their pets to a likely death (at community expense) for reasons like "I'm moving," or "He digs up the yard," or "She had another litter of kittens?" San Francisco today has an extremely low intake per capita, so we can spend more time finding the right homes for animals that do come in.