The timing of the press conference was fittingly premature; May and Rees were promoting a ceremonial date not even an event that was itself many months away.
To see this as a return of animal spirits, though, may be premature; March's data showed a sharp fall in American consumer confidence.And untempered enthusiasms could be a danger.
The Connecticut Supreme Court dismissed this appeal as premature in November but it will now be renewed.
But the rumors were proved wrong, or at least premature, earlier this month, when Chemical announced stronger than expected quarterly earnings.
In one case, the summary describes the death of a child identified only as Baby Boy Morris, who was born 13 weeks premature on Nov. 27 at University Hospital here.
The body of the boy, James Kelly Fernandez, who was born 17 weeks premature on Nov. 17 and died an hour after his birth, was first reported missing by undertakers who arrived at the hospital mortuary to pick it up for the funeral.
The question might sound premature; in June Recep Tayyip Erdoğan was re-elected for a third consecutive term, his Justice and Development (AK) party winning a thumping 50% of the vote.But when it emerged that Mr Erdoğan had undergone stomach surgery on November 26th, Turks embarked on a frenzy of speculation.
"Any pronouncements about the 'end' of Prince Bandar may be premature". Last month, Muqrin was appointed deputy crown prince, making it probable he will someday become king.
Nevertheless, reports that Citi is "better" may still be premature: In December, Bloomberg News reported that despite paying back tens of billions in TARP loans, Citi still holds $617 billion in troubled assets.
She died from a post-partum haemorrhage after giving birth to a premature 6-month-old baby who died the same day.
Taylor warned me our visit might be a little premature, and that June and July are the best months for foraging most beach greens in Maine.
