Sentence examples for as too early from inspiring English sources

It struck him as too early.

But most scholars judge his tips as too early, too sketchy and too erroneous to have provided much assistance.

The American nuclear-prevention policy toward North Korea and Pakistan was characterized as "too early, too early — oops — too late," Ariel Levite, a nonresident senior associate in the nonproliferation program at the Carnegie Endowment, told me.

Second, the timing of IVIG administration might be considered as too early as to extrapolate its impact for clinical effectiveness; however, similar timing of IVIG administration has been widely used in experimental studies testing the potential of therapeutic effects.

Such practice seriously hampers the effectiveness and efficiency of surveillance, as too early surveillance poses a considerable burden on available resources while delayed surveillance is associated with an increased rate of advanced adenoma and especially colorectal cancer.

While Irons doesn't come off as too despicable early on in the game, there is something sinister about Atlas and its boss.

He says that Reebok have so far been encouraged by the response, but it's as yet too early to predict the campaign's success.

"However, it is as yet too early to tell whether this represents the beginning of a longer term levelling out of the prison population".

However, in view of the diversity (e.g. not all cognitive concepts were included in our analysis) and complexity of cognitive processes in CWP and the explorative nature of our analysis, it is as yet too early to reconstruct and reformulate a new and integrative model of cognitive processes in CWP.

There is such a thing as starting too early.

Other deals were recorded as revenue too early, before the end user had agreed to buy the Autonomy products.