Sentence examples for maybe premature from inspiring English sources
Capital spending dropped sharply, suggesting less excess capacity as this cycle turns and may explain the current, maybe premature, recovery in capital goods stocks like Caterpillar, Cummins and Praxair.
Some may be ill after the birth, or their baby maybe so premature their milk has not come in.
Instead, the midday warning by Mr. Gore's chief litigator, David Boies, that "nothing's going to happen over the weekend except maybe some premature partying," seemed most apt by nightfall.
Maybe the premature Big A wasn't such a good idea after all.
If we can take Jamie's death the way she took her father's, and try to be better people because of her, then maybe her premature death won't go in vain.
The music stops, and a recorded English voice suggests that maybe Gurdjiev was "premature".
Maybe a little premature for this WC: the semi and final are where it all really happens with regard to this kind of thing.
"Maybe women with premature ovarian failure have a higher rate of follicular activation," says Castrillon, whose team reports its results in the 10 July issue of Science.
Or, maybe, it was premature to assume total progressive domination in the great Canadian culture war.
