Sentence examples for getting prematurely from inspiring English sources

June 2nd: "My hair is coming out and I am getting prematurely aged".

An RA emphasizes the need to start from a conceptual view of the semantics of the regulations without getting prematurely involved into implementation details.

But as we have seen in the past, getting prematurely specific is more likely to poison the debate then help.

One of the biggest mistakes I see committed early on in the hiring process is people getting prematurely excited about a person's resume.

So perhaps Alberta's progressives are getting prematurely excited.

Much has changed from the days when getting prematurely pregnant typically meant being shuttered away, coming to term in secret and having one's infant quickly whisked away for adoption.

Lisa Kudrow continues to do weird, beautiful projects that get prematurely cancelled (The Comeback).

"We spend so much time, money, and human resources to get prematurely born babies well enough to leave the hospital, only to have them come back because of the flu," he says.

I try to do the most good I can and spread joy, and then get prematurely tired for no good reason.

In 2010, one high-profile paper in Nature described how mice engineered to lack telomerase got prematurely old, but were young and spry again after the protein was replaced.

But should you take "sex, drugs and rock'n'roll" as the yardstick for self-expression, or even just a rollicking weekend, it also begs the question – are we getting dull prematurely?