Sentence examples for may seem early from inspiring English sources

It may seem early in Drake's career for such laments, but such is the price of accelerated fame.

It may seem early to be thinking about Oscar nominations but in Hollywood, that is a year-round activity.

Technically, in the absence of a proposed debt collection rule at this time, it may seem early in the Administrative Procedure Act process.

The start of November may seem early to be talking about Christmas shopping – or three months late, according to some tinsel-happy supermarket managers – but it's evidently when DVD distributors start.

Think Ahead About Letters of Recommendation It may seem early but now is a good time to start thinking about which teachers you might ask for a letter of recommendation.

While it may seem early to begin planning for an election in which he most likely will not face a Democratic primary challenger, the timeline for Mr. Obama is only slightly earlier than those of his two recent predecessors.

It may seem too early to call, but we already have a winner in the 2016 election.

Unlikely as it may seem, if early music can be said to have a hotbed in New York today, it is Lincoln Center.

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.

IT may seem too early to be planning a 2010 vacation, but travelers who want to see the Winter Olympics in Vancouver this February or cheer their favorite soccer team at the FIFA World Cup in South Africa next summer had better get going.

Bragging about not having much staff and still doing well in the polls may seem cool early on, like you are winning without really trying very hard, but you'll need them later.