Sentence examples for early to be able from inspiring English sources

"It's too early to be able to comment meaningfully on this.

"It's very early to be able to come to any conclusions".

We're also mindful of the fact that much interpretation responsibility lies with regulators, so we think it is too early to be able to express an informed view".

"As yet there is no question of an advanced stage in the discussions with Belgacom, and it is thus too early to be able to draw any sort of conclusions," KPN said today.

I've had to write this too early to be able to recommend individual shows with confidence, but I will start adding suggestions to the comments below later today and over the weekend.

Some Syrian women have become so desperate amid the hardships and violence in Syria they have induced the birth of their babies early to be able to make their escape, she said.

However, their skill set and programming background might not be as strong, in this case they are more likely to access the material earlier to be able to understand the content and solve the problems in the assignment.

As mentioned earlier, to be able to make a reasonable translation of research results to clinical practice, the representativeness of the study sample to clinical practice and the standardization and validation of the MRI evaluation is important.

"But it took me until I was in my early 60s to be able to deal with it".

One reason for that maturity is that Krickstein conditioned her early on to be able to handle his critique of each hole she played that day.

So, I have had a certain luxury early on to be able to say no--fire me, I don't care.