Sentence examples for even too early from inspiring English sources

So it is much more common to see patients come out after a few days, or even too early which is a "failed discharge".

No one wants to be the friend of a hostage-taking, camel-riding Persian, whose backward Persian mother believes that the age of 12 is way too early for a girl to date, wear makeup or stilettoes, and even too early to wax unwanted hair.

But the drop shot can also be a signal of weakness, even submission, when hit too far out of position or near the end of a draining rally or even when hit too early in a rally.

"We could be a little too late or even a little too early," Mr. Parker said.

Putting aside the question of babies and toddlers, some people worry that even kindergarten is too early to expect children to start decoding -- the process of putting sounds of letters together to form words. (A process, by the way, that is quite different than memorizing the shapes and contours of whole words, as "reading babies" are trained to do).

But it's too early even for marsh marigolds.

"We decided to go now and do a lead-out, even if it is too early.

And even 8.15am was not too early for a bit of indignant frothing from Ronald Creasy.

Peonies were a thing of the past and the lily stalks were snapped too early even to salvage as cut flowers.

Are we on the verge of a baby boomlet?" There was no way of knowing; it was too early even for home pregnancy tests.

— It was 5 30 a.m., too early even for the birds in this southwest Oklahoma town, when the former Army running back Collin Mooney walked to an open field, lighted by a lone streetlight, about 100 steps from his home.