Sentence examples for looking too early from inspiring English sources

It is a bigger intellectual sin to give up looking too early than to continue looking too long.

With the American economy either in, or close to, recession, it looks too early to be buying financial stocks.* A Black Swan in the Money Market.

"If you look too early at the dollar signs, you get it wrong".

It looks too early for the crisis to be over, but it's hard to imagine Rickie Lambert and Lazar Markovic are going to be the ones to put a stop to it.

If one looks too early the ripples will not yet have been produced, and if one looks too late the surface will have re-equalized.

It may seem too early to look past all of this to the end of Obama's second term, but politicians' careers are not all about the here and now Presidents, members of Congress, and the observers around them all consider how today's actions will look to future generations.

Stay an equal 3 feet (0.9 m) distance from the barrel, not looking up too early from the barrel.

To fabricate those interiors, he said, he first broke up a late 17th-century Flemish cabinet, but Mr. Hobbs thought the timber "looked too crude and early".

Well-known furniture companies like Ethan Allen and Herman Miller are near 52-week lows, yet it still looks way too early to go bottom-fishing in even those sectors.

For the final space battle, Bill George redesigned the photon torpedoes to have a hotter core and larger flare, because he felt that the weapons in earlier films looked "too pretty".

It's far too early to concede the American League West to the Oakland Athletics, but the early returns don't look too promising for the Angels.