Sentence examples for be premature to judge from inspiring English sources

It would be premature to judge the success of the cease-fire, according to General Eiland.

Donald E. Williams Jr., a Democrat who is president pro tem of the Senate, said it would be premature to judge Mr. Plofsky and his staff.

It is premature to judge Luque but this performance did not scream Premiership.

Iran experts said it was premature to judge the outcome of the Baghdad round.

An agency spokesman, Joe Martyak, said no decisions had been made, so it was "premature" to judge the agency's actions.

"With no solid request from the village board, it is premature to judge or evaluate the concept," he said.

I think it's premature to judge his season until you see how he does down the stretch drive".

For his part, Martin Robins, a transportation expert at Rutgers, said it was premature to judge the Hudson-Bergen line.

Representative John A. Boehner of Ohio, who is in line to be re-elected as the House Republican leader, said it was premature to judge what direction House Republicans would turn, saying they must first examine why they lost and then go from there.

City Administrative Officer Miguel Santana -- who did a separate audit of the nonprofits and found, among other things, that they failed to provide any "real information on the outcomes and effectiveness" of their programs -- agreed that it's premature to judge the departments' efforts at reform.

The Dutch system of competition is still in transition and it is premature to judge its success.