Sentence examples for perhaps premature from inspiring English sources
Perhaps premature elevation of cAMP by toxins or immunomodulatory compounds inhibits phagocytosis by prematurely inactivating essential early activities.
The decision was perhaps premature.
It was a perhaps premature accomplishment buoyed by a dominating young center named Shaquille O'Neal.
She later acknowledged that her retirement was perhaps premature and that she had always intended to resume her career.
It is perhaps premature to say it, but this is easily the best meal I've had this year.
Now that the goal of a total ban on legal international and domestic ivory markets is in sight, waving the victory flags is perhaps premature.
This was perhaps a premature assessment for Rees, but Peele had told me the same thing, and many of Blum's other directors seemed to agree.
Diego Simeone is another candidate, although his promotion would perhaps be premature since he is young and, despite an impressive track record, not very experienced as a manager.
Add it up, a government-commissioned report said last week, and you get a recipe for perhaps 100,000 premature deaths a year from sodium overload in the American diet, chiefly due to hypertension and related disease.
It is perhaps slightly premature to start talking about a musical renaissance based on just two singles, particularly when they are hits in January, a month when sales slump to the point that the charts become something of a free-for-all.
