Sentence examples for arguably premature from inspiring English sources
It is arguably premature to take this case because there is no split among the federal appellate courts over states' powers to enact such laws.
Unfortunately, this advice is arguably premature.
Nor is there much sign as yet that the connections of Galileo Gold, the 2,000 Guineas winner, are reconsidering what was arguably a premature decision to swerve the Derby on the basis of a genetic test carried out a few days after his win at Newmarket.
In thsee early "boom" years of BHR, the latter critique has arguably been premature.
With the Roos' quartet not being given fresh contracts at the club, only Dal Santo offered evidence on Saturday night that their delistings weren't premature – he was arguably North's best player.
John Ellis, the political analyst now notorious for his inappropriate role at Fox News -- he not only gave Mr. Bush confidential poll information, but was arguably the man behind the premature decision of the networks to call the election for Mr. Bush -- once declared that "I am loyal to my cousin, Governor George Bush of Texas.
In addition to the implicit relevance of human disease-associated mutations, the syndromes involving RecQ helicases are of interest because they display segmental premature aging and can arguably be used to study normal human aging.
Secondly, dialogue is arguably the most effective way of preventing a premature armed conflict.
The storied legacy of the premature death of black men (homicide is still our greatest killer, according to CDC data) has arguably been eclipsed by the mass incarceration of black nonviolent drug offenders.
Qualifications, arguably.
