Sentence examples for appear premature from inspiring English sources

If the purchases were indeed a way to mark closure, they now appear premature.

Despite Al Jazeera's best efforts, though, predictions of a Tunisia-style toppling appear premature.

Flare-ups of violence have a habit of coming and going but hopes that this one is coming to an end appear premature for now.

Speculation that the 64-year-old offered his resignation on Saturday evening appear premature but Ed Woodward, the chief executive, is known to have talked Van Gaal out of leaving the club in the past.

The suggestion that Van Gaal offered his resignation on Saturday evening, following the 1-0 home defeat to Southampton, appear premature but Ed Woodward, the chief executive, is known to have talked his manager out of leaving in the past.

The concerns that Jean-Michel Larqué, TF1's version of Andy Gray, spoke of earlier in the season - "after his two broken legs, Cissé's great qualities, his power and strength and speed, are not what they were and he lacks the acceleration he had, so needs to change his game" - now appear premature.

His announcement appeared premature.

Opponents of Trump said his declaration appeared premature.

"Although tempting, adding vitamin D supplements to the armamentarium of remedies for depression appears premature based on the evidence available at this time," said Dr. Shaffer.

A scientist knowledgeable about the research and who asked not to be identified said the announcement appeared premature because a vaccine had not been developed.

In particular, as the pilot schemes are not due to complete until April 2014 it appears premature to base Government thinking on the incomplete pilots.