Sentence examples for absolutely premature from inspiring English sources
Mr. Walsh said talk of a strike by British Airways staff was "absolutely premature" and noted that staff reductions had so far been achieved without any such action.
In other words, the Wilf family wants you to know that it's absolutely premature to discuss this thing that they don't want to discuss.
"It is absolutely premature to even address [questions of design]." The cathode oxygen in electricity-producing devices creates a big challenge for MFCs.
In an e-mail sent to ScienceInsider, Mikovits says she stands by her results and says that the recommendations are "absolutely not premature... no one who has a CFS diagnosis, and thus is possibly infected XMRV, should donate blood".
Accordingly, we believe that it could be premature to absolutely exclude cetuximab use in these patients.
"There is absolutely no rationale for any premature tightening by the Fed in this environment," said Brian A. Bethune, chief financial economist for IHS Global Insight.
Moreover, the NBC invites us to consider the modalities of treatment of extremely premature newborns in a way absolutely analogous to the assessment of any other form of treatment to which handicapped people are subjected, regardless of their age.
But to be absolutely sure of the Brotherhood's weakness or pacific intent is also premature.
Gluckman believes that with further refinements of the treatment regime, the "group of absolutely untreatable babies will shrink," and the procedure could also be applied to premature babies suffering from oxygen deprivation.
Absolutely, though we're almost surely making that harder by paying such enormous heed at such a premature point to the established brands, the known quantities.
