Sentence examples for it would be wrong to make from inspiring English sources

He adds it would be wrong to make journalists "pariahs".

The report says it would be wrong to make predictions for the election on the basis of the findings.

But Gill said he it would be wrong to make the fans suffer with a World Cup boycott.

And after William Hague's collapse in June's general election, it would be wrong to make light of the difficulties any successor will face.

So, while it would be wrong to make too much of Dr. Collins's stance, it would be a mistake to make too little.

Ms Rudd claimed it would be wrong to make up for weaknesses in transport and heat by having a more advanced policy on renewable electricity.

However, it would be wrong to take the findings as meaning that no progress has been made.

It would be wrong to leave it.

It would be wrong to say that.

Therefore, it would be wrong to totally reject them.

"It would be wrong for me to make a call on it until I see it.