Sentence examples for is premature to draw from inspiring English sources

Of course, it is premature to draw any firm conclusions from these figures.

Giants coaches have preached patience, insisting that it is premature to draw any conclusions.

Although it is premature to draw EU-wide conclusions based on one study alone, the Swedish findings indicate that a circular economy is not contrary to the Juncker Commission's agenda for competitiveness and growth.

Scientists have found hydrocarbons and possibly dispersant in samples of crab and fish larvae, but say that it is premature to draw any conclusions about the long-term effects.

While it is premature to draw parallels with England's great all-rounders, not since Andrew Flintoff have they had a cricketer capable of winning a Test with either bat or ball.

Mr Darling said it was too early to say whether the crash had happened because the driver of the car had been suicidal, and added: "At this stage, the police are still investigating and, before we are clear about what happened, it is premature to draw conclusions".

But the police said it was premature to draw conclusions.

"At nine months, it's premature to draw any meaningful conclusions about a difference between Cypher and Endeavor".

But it may be premature to draw conclusions about whether termination of public assistance to families will place children at risk.

David Kaslow, director of the Malaria Vaccines Initiative, said it would be premature to draw conclusions as to the value of this vaccine at this point.

"Though it's still a question that the court has to decide and I think it's premature to draw conclusions simply based on this".