Sentence examples for it's wrong to ask from inspiring English sources

"It's wrong to ask the middle class to bear the full burden of deficit reduction," the president said.

"I think it's wrong to ask police officers and the fire department to make sure that the racecourse is supported for those runners".

So perhaps it's wrong to ask whether "Pale Fire" can hold up as a poem on its own, or whether it should really be attributed to Nabokov.

It's wrong to ask you to pay more for Medicare so people who are doing well right now get even more".

"The president's proposal may provide the money to test our children, but not enough to teach them," Mr. Kennedy said, "It's wrong to ask schools to do better on pocket change".

But it is wrong to ask today's workers to finance payments that they will not themselves receive without ensuring that those getting those higher benefits truly need them.

He felt it was wrong to ask his parents for money, he said.

About those rich people: Perry seems to believe it is wrong to ask more of them.

Would it be wrong to ask why she got me in trouble?

But when six people make $2bn doing something that we can hardly understand, it is wrong to ask us to suspend our scepticism.

Raise your hand if you believe, as Perry suggests, that it is wrong to ask the wealthiest to pay a greater share of their income than the poor.