Sentence examples for be wrong to leave from inspiring English sources

It would be wrong to leave it.

Yet it would be wrong to leave Central America to its own unhappy devices.

"There is such volatility in prices, it would be wrong to leave a free market.

Would we be wrong to leave our offices equally unkempt as part of the ritual of transition?

One of the reasons I believed it would be wrong to leave the EU was related to grants.

It would be wrong to leave a discussion of "Cybergeddon" without mentioning the commercial impediments to unfettered creativity in online drama.

Most MPs have said it is wrong to leave.

His move confounded friends and family who thought he was wrong to leave his safe position.

Other people share concerns about the direction Russia is headed but believe it is wrong to leave.

Try telling Mick McCarthy that he was wrong to leave out 10 outfield players for Wolverhampton Wanderers' midweek match at Old Trafford.

It is wrong to leave 21 to 24 year olds out: they face the same expenses as other adults and are highly productive.