Sentence examples for it is wrong to leave from inspiring English sources

Most MPs have said it is wrong to leave.

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

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

Most Americans would probably say that it is wrong to leave decisions of national importance, like the fate of rivers and mountaintops, and of global significance, like the future of the climate, to a small group of self-interested industry insiders.

A breaker who refuses to explain what they are doing and why, is either intentionally dicking you around (using this gender-neutrally, as a vulgar verb), or is emotionally immature to the point of lacking the basic understanding that it is wrong to leave a person dangling (no vulgar verb pun intended).

The committee also said that it was wrong to leave the task of deciding what to delete to a commercial company such as a search engine.

Jarvis, who was a finalist for the job last year before it went to Gar Heard, told the Wizards last year that he felt it was wrong to leave St. John's after one season.

Lavezzi's free-kick led to David Luiz's own goal just a couple of minutes after Mourinho had accepted that the experiment with André Schürrle up front had not worked and Torres was given the chance to show it was wrong to leave him out.

He warned that it was wrong to leave commemorations solely in the hands of those at Stormont.

He was against setting a date for withdrawal -- then he said it was right -- and then he left the impression that maybe it was wrong to leave this soon.

Do these numbers mean the U.K. is wrong to leave the E.U.? No. Personally, I really don't know whether the U.K. made the right decision or not.