Sentence examples for Somewhat premature from inspiring English sources

It proved somewhat premature.

That turned out to be somewhat premature.

As a concept, "torn allies" may be somewhat premature.

I would say making such comments could be somewhat premature.

Could this be an indication that the much heralded "demise" of CSP is somewhat premature?

Most reports about the death of cash have been somewhat premature.

Maybe the problem with the question was that it was somewhat premature.

Both are succeeding chief executives whose departure announcements were somewhat premature and put their boards in a bind.

Some say Nicklaus' victory marks a new age in golf, but this is probably a somewhat premature judgement.

The perception in some countries that America is no longer the world's pre-eminent economy is therefore somewhat premature.

By the time he's on the plane back home, he is in the middle of a full-blown, if somewhat premature, midlife crisis.