Sentence examples for be wrong to give from inspiring English sources

It would clearly be wrong to give in to the request.

But it would be wrong to give the end of their story away.

Given the technology's capacity to cut costs and increase access, it would be wrong to give in to incumbents in those businesses who are dead set against reform.

Although their paths may have crossed in Belfast, it would "be wrong to give it a huge amount of emphasis at this stage," a British security official said.

"It would be wrong to give the FBU a penny more than the 11percentt over two years recommended by the Bain commission", the paper says.

It would be wrong to give my views on the reasons behind his suspension and I won't be drawn to comment on it now.

My god, they were wrong to give Brown the leadership.

Liberty's view is that it is wrong to give the power to issue interception warrants to an elected politician.

"I think on those scores it is wrong to give up supplementing the governor's proposal now".

Cameron said it was wrong to give children more and more rights while trusting teachers less and less.

"WHEN so many are living in poverty and unemployment, it is wrong to give priority to the claims of those who are already well off.