Sentence examples for apparently premature from inspiring English sources

Afterward, Solo said she had not been told whether she was considered to have strayed off the line or whether a teammate's apparently premature entry into the penalty area had resulted in the decision.

Although it looked like his day was done, the 29-year-old refuted an apparently premature report regarding the end of his race via Twitter.

And celebration over the introduction of a Pacific Islander princess in "Moana" has apparently been premature.

But when it stayed high, it caused the stress and apparently the premature deaths.

A Palestinian suicide bomber from Islamic Jihad blew himself up in Jerusalem on Wednesday morning, lightly wounding two people in what was apparently a premature explosion before the bomber reached his intended target.

The networks' apparently authoritative but premature presentation of the Florida "result" and the subsequent retraction were nothing short of disgraceful.

Apparently this is "ridiculously premature, and embarrassingly insular".

Unfortunately, a mistake by the publisher apparently resulted in the premature publication of the Cathles et al. piece earlier today.

When someone from Calm sent Barney a study that showed a link between head trauma and suicide, it left him angry to think that this might have been the reason behind his brother's premature death: "Apparently, 30% of head trauma victims have their pituitary gland affected, which in turn leads to all sorts of goodies not coming out and a depressing effect".

A hospital bulletin issued a few hours later, apparently aimed at discouraging premature optimism in a case that has drawn a wave of sympathy around the world, said that the girl, Malala Yousafzai, 15, was "still very ill," and that a full evaluation of her brain injury had not been possible because her brain was still swollen.

Apparently this praise was premature.