Sentence examples for certainly premature from inspiring English sources

The show was almost certainly premature.

"At this point, it is certainly premature to see any kind of sustained rally".

WASHINGTON — They are certainly premature, but the postmortems are beginning to roll in on Hillary Rodham Clinton's presidential campaign.

It might be fanciful, and it's certainly premature, to add the name of Ivan Duran to this list, since he is based in Belize in Central America.

Despite George Osborne and Boris Johnson both talking up the possibility of a London franchise by the end of the decade, that is almost certainly premature.

But a spokesman for the fund, Thomas Dawson, said that "it is certainly premature to be talking about numbers" and that "there are no packages on the table".

This is surely premature.

It certainly seems premature, given the still gritty character of the community, to say that the border between Clinton Hill and Bed-Stuy has gone upscale.

"For girls, in addition, it will almost certainly mean premature pregnancy and childbearing, and is likely to lead to a lifetime of domestic and sexual subservience over which they have no control".

While it would certainly be premature to predict the disintegration of the European Union at this point, the United Kingdom's recent departure from the bloc via "Brexit" referendum certainly casts a dark shadow over the continent's political future.

It would certainly be premature to falsify the long-standing hypothesis based on this data only.