Sentence examples for if prematurely from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, investors were eager to celebrate, even if prematurely.

"This is the visitors' center," he said purposefully, if prematurely.

Later, as president, Mr. Clinton successfully pressed for an overhaul of the federal welfare system and famously, if prematurely, declared, "The era of big government is over".

They fill a museum in Herat with tanks and helicopters and armored vehicles rendered impotent by mujahideen ambushes, proudly (if prematurely) displayed as trophies of war and homage to independence.

Thus, it is possible that the initial addition of the modification can take place in Bug22 axonemes even if prematurely, but the second polyglycylation wave (or the elongation of glycine chains) during the post-individualization stages fails.

Blood for laboratory tests was drawn in the fasting state at baseline, i.e. before starting on the extra caloric intake, after 2 weeks on the fast-food-based diet, and at the end of the study, i.e. either at the end of fourth week or earlier if prematurely terminated.

The other issue for bondholders is rate risk-especially the risk that bonds will be called in prematurely if that works to the issuer's advantage.

In a recent article, you suggested that if adopted prematurely, the use of precision medicine might actually increase the risk of inappropriate medical care.

Reissland added: "The findings could provide more information about when babies are ready to engage with their environment, especially if born prematurely".

Earnings from Roth 401(k) or 403(b) accounts are subject to taxes and penalties if withdrawn prematurely; the accounts are not fully exempt.

Mr. Gordon said, "The committee thought that, even if that probability was extremely small, it would be very costly to the committee to be proved wrong after the fact," if it prematurely declared the recession over.