Sentence examples for be wrong to focus from inspiring English sources

It would be wrong to focus exclusively on his irreverence.

But it would be wrong to focus exclusively on Britain when considering the possible financial ramifications and permutations.

Lorgat said it would be wrong to focus on the issue.

It would be wrong to focus only on race and gender.

But you are wrong to focus exclusively on the impact on "abortion rights".

"I do think it's wrong to focus on women politicians based on style.

Dr Susan Jebb told The Independent on Sunday that the Department of Health is wrong to focus only on children to address the problem that two-thirds of adults are overweight.

In an interview, Ms. Putra said it was wrong to focus on the bathing suit question, since so much else was going on in the pageant.

A spokesman for the developer, St George, said it was wrong to focus only on the makeup of the Tower's ownership.

Others, including one former call girl, said it was wrong to focus on johns because it could make those clients more nervous and less likely to share the kind of personal information prostitutes rely on to ensure their safety.

Gun rights advocates argue that Mr. Cuomo is wrong to focus his attention on assault weapons; of 769 homicides in New York State in 2011, only five were committed with rifles of any kind, according to the State Division of Criminal Justice Services.