Sentence examples for made premature from inspiring English sources

In the past, Russia has made premature claims of controlling sections of Grozny.

Iraqi forces made premature claims about the recapture of Ramadi, while Baghdad will also face a lengthy and bloody battle to retake Mosul and Fallujah.

Opponents and the local tabloid news media have made premature babies in incubators, whose parents must pay the hospital fees, into symbols of the new system.

On the way, he paused to mention some castles in Puglia that I might like to visit, built by Frederick II who made premature, visionary efforts to unify the con tinent.

In last year's Madrid tournament, several of the favorites also made premature departures, with most of them blaming the decision to switch to a blue clay surface that was also judged to be particularly slippery.

Consequently, we might have made premature conclusions if a replication study had not been performed.

Of the 15 million babies born prematurely, over 1 million die each year, making premature birth now the second leading cause of death globally for children under five, after pneumonia.

In our attempts to assert our children's separate identities, might we be making premature assumptions?

Kangaroo mother care saves brains and makes premature and low birth-weight babies healthier and wealthier".

Pompidou also feared that his own ministers would make premature concessions in negotiations with Britain.

Under intense stress, executives think they recognize what is happening in a situation and make premature decisions, she said.