Sentence examples for premature before from inspiring English sources

Optimism has been premature before.

The optimistic calls have proved premature before.

Jordan, however, said any such cooperation was premature before a settlement of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Of course, declarations of success in Iraq have been premature before, and Iraq remains horrifically violent.

And so all of the wringing of hands of the abrogation of the treaty seems to me to be a little premature before something has been developed".

He also said that Robinson's decision to temporarily bar his ministers from attending executive meetings was premature before the start of talks.

The transient developmental arrest of sporozoites inside mosquito salivary glands, termed latency [12], implies efficient control mechanisms to prevent premature transformation before transmission and during transmigration before reaching a suitable host cell.

The two previous studies mentioned before [ 5, 10] included premature births before 1990, where antenatal steroid therapy and surfactant administration were not available.

As in previous studies, in this crude analysis they found that children born by assisted fertilisation are around 70% more likely to be premature (born before 37 weeks) and more than twice as likely to be born before 32 weeks.

Dolly the cloned sheep suffered from premature arthritis before dying last year.

A spokesman for the governor called intervention "premature," especially before the union has voted to authorize a strike.