Sentence examples for decide too soon from inspiring English sources

Friends may turn abnormal especially when they are out of work, so do not decide too soon.

Aren't they deciding too soon?

At the thought of a life with one leg and hooked up to a dialysis machine, "I decided — too much," he writes in "Too Soon to Say Goodbye," his brief, moving, occasionally hilarious chronicle of a death postponed.

But Foursquare's executives and investors decided it was too soon to sell.

But Lincoln Center then decided that was too soon after the opening "to take the hall offline," said a Lincoln Center spokeswoman, Eileen McMahon.

Marvel apparently considered using the Mandarin for the first Iron Man film but decided it was too soon to introduce such a powerful figure, an entirely sensible move.

Two months after his son's death, Kyle Petty has decided it is too soon to return to the racetrack where he was killed.

The show's performers and producer decided it was too soon – way too soon – to include the number in their 10 45 p.m. show, which came only a few hours after Houston's death was reported on television.

Citing ethical and safety concerns, a biology summit of international scientists in Washington last month decided it was too soon for clinical use of "germline editing", but left the door open for later use.

The nine-member monetary policy committee decided it was too soon, post-Brexit, to make a decision, but next Thursday it meets again, and a rate cut is a certainty, according to most experts.

"The people have decided that now is too soon for Labor to return to government.