Sentence examples for while it would be wrong from inspiring English sources

While it would be wrong according to the logic of its creation, it wouldn't be incorrect.

While it would be wrong to say that the island has been rebranded, there has certainly been a concentration on the quality end of the market.

And while it would be wrong to say that Ms. Coppola shares or approves of their hunger, she does take it seriously.

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

While it would be wrong for parliament to introduce a privacy law, the absence of any democratic debate is also unsatisfactory.

And while it would be wrong to imagine that history will ever straightforwardly repeat itself, we should certainly try and learn the lessons of the distant past.

Executives at Career Education denied the allegations while asserting it would be wrong to judge the school on the basis of its graduates' first jobs.

The general secretary of Unite, Len McCluskey, believes that Ed Miliband could work with Nicola Sturgeon after the election, while insisting it would be wrong for him to attack the SNP when the party currently has the support of half his membership in Scotland.

While he stressed it would be wrong to lay all the blame at the feet of Muslims, Peter Ulrich, a research fellow at the centre for antisemitism research (ZfA) at Berlin's Technical University, agreed that some of the "antisemitic elements" Germany has seen at recent protests could be "a kind of rebellion of people who are themselves excluded on the basis of racist structures".

He said while more work was required, it would be wrong "not to register that Sri Lanka has done an awful lot that no other country in the same situation has done".

"While the chairman is under siege, it would be wrong to criticize him, that would only serve Israel and America," said Mr. Dahlan, who has been widely seen as favored by the C.I.A., with which he cooperated in the early stages of trying to carry out the now moribund Oslo peace accords.