Sentence examples for almost premature from inspiring English sources

Still,.,,, Lafferty's late withdrawal was almost premature when the Finns sparked late dramanmarked substitute Berat Sadik pounced inside the danger area to slam home with confidence.

Under the impact of the drought that set in during July & August, many of the home vegetable gardens of the Northeast contracted themselves into a shortvined, quick-cycled, almost premature yielding of undersized produce.

By Alan H. Olmstead The New Yorker, September 12 , 1970 P. 31Under the impact of the drought that set in during July & August, many of the home vegetable gardens of the Northeast contracted themselves into a shortvined, quick-cycled, almost premature yielding of undersized produce.

It is almost certainly premature.

The show was almost certainly premature.

It was almost a premature celebration.

But the expectation that the government is about to fall is almost certainly premature.

Despite George Osborne and Boris Johnson both talking up the possibility of a London franchise by the end of the decade, that is almost certainly premature.

Air pollution is believed to cause almost 40,000 premature deaths every year in the UK and was in April labelled a "public health emergency" by a cross-party committee of MPs.

Locally it will see the demolition of hundreds of homes, result in increased noise pollution, and illegal levels of air pollution – already responsible for almost 10,000 premature deaths in London every year.

The UK had almost 12,000 premature deaths linked to nitrogen dioxide in 2013, according to the European Environment Agency.