Sentence examples for likely too early from inspiring English sources
In this area, observations from ships are made only during summer (from January to early March), likely too early in the season for warm water to have arrived at the ice front.
It is likely too early to separate correlation from causation.
This, as I said, is interesting news, although it's likely too early to tell what sort of effect it will have next year.
The lack of changes could be expected because post-exercise samples were collected approximately 2.5 hours after the rest samples, which was most likely too early to detect an increase in the SAA concentration.
The Panthers likely peaked too early and were beaten by a Broncos team that had Peyton Manning playing his best football (which still wasn't that great) after using the middle of the regular season to get healthy and let his body recover.
"The good thing for us is that we are the strongest we have probably been for 12 weeks," said Allardyce, who will have Matthew Taylor and Guy Demel at his disposal in the coming weeks, though Saturday's game is likely to come too early for them.
So he picked up a wineglass from among the scattered dishes, one that had been filled but seemed not to belong to anyone, and raised it to his mouth and took a quick fake drink, even that a violation of the major rule he lived by, the rule he tried not to violate too often or — since most nights he was, after all, likely to break down — too early in the evening.
Knowing the optimal timing for surgery is important for both patients and surgeons, as compromised surgical outcomes are more likely when surgery is too early or too late [ 3, 60].
The startup likely raised too much money too early and had a difficult time deciding on which platforms to attack, without diluting efficacy or over-extending.
The women in the CDC study were more likely to be older, married, have more education and earn higher incomes than the mothers who have previously been identified as most likely to introduce solid foods too early.
