Even The Times-Picayune — which has defended local interests in New Orleans and the region by casting a skeptical eye on any premature efforts to declare the crisis over — ran an upbeat headline on Friday's front page: "End in Sight as Cement Pumped into Rogue Well".
Historically, the Fed has been overly optimistic in predicting future US growth in the wake of the crisis, leading to premature efforts to pull back on stimulus programmes.
Based on the lessons learned from the past [ 35, 36], an evidence-based, cautious approach to genomic medicine will be more efficient than premature efforts to integrate these technologies into clinical practice [ 5].
"I really believe that it is premature to even suspect that," he said, recalling previous efforts to achieve cooperation.
On the way, he paused to mention some castles in Puglia that I might like to visit, built by Frederick II who made premature, visionary efforts to unify the con tinent.
Indeed, we would strongly suggest the need to focus on the causes of human cancer that have been identified by IARC as proven, but not on "probable" causes [59 agents have been classified by IARC as group 2A, i.e., probably carcinogenic to humans (IARC 2011)] to then direct premature prevention efforts on the latter.
It remained unclear whether the Sunday announcement by Arab League Secretary-General Nabil Elaraby was premature or an effort by frustrated international mediators to push the deadlocked combatants into negotiations.
In a Feb. 11 letter to Karen Wagner, a lawyer for the Mets' owners, Picard excoriated her "premature self-help efforts" and "unorthodox attempt to end-run" federal rules on orderly discovery.
But, he adds, "the area is still sufficiently open that it is premature to slow efforts on any of the major contenders".
Already the quality of the conversation about attention has deepened, both in private email exchanges and in feedback from our admittedly premature and sketchy efforts.
