Sentence examples for premature decision from inspiring English sources

Britain's war-makers forced the pace, "jockeyed" the Cabinet, blindsided parliament, and rushed to a premature decision – before Belgium's invasion.

This was a premature decision, as natural products have a long history of providing important medicinal agents.

It appeared to be a premature decision that seemed to be based as much on cosmetic reasons as those of player and crowd safety.

That, he said, has simply prompted the Republicans to propose an even grander defense and committed the Democrats to a premature decision on the issue.

Foremost among them, according to Stanford, was the "premature" decision to withdraw the fiscal stimulus that helped Canada survive the 2008 economic crisis.

Charles E. Schumer of New York, the third ranking Democrat in the Senate, said Mr. Lautenberg should not be pushed into a premature decision to retire.

As far as any impact it would have on his final decision, that would be premature.

"I caution against premature decisions one way or the other".

Under intense stress, executives think they recognize what is happening in a situation and make premature decisions, she said.

In addition to providing a common solution method, parametric LP frees the user from having to make premature decisions regarding the number of groups for the partition, and this decision can be delayed post solution.

Such premature decisions create dependency, leading a capable veteran to fear losing the financial safety net if he leaves the disability rolls to take a job that ends up demanding too much.