Sentence examples for premature idea from inspiring English sources

"I think weaponizing space would be a badly premature idea," said Michael E. O'Hanlon, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, a nonprofit policy group.

Mexico's president-elect, Vicente Fox, has some provocative if premature ideas about cross-border immigration.

Putin went to say that although he considered the idea premature, he would be happy to offer Assad asylum in his country should he decide to step down.

"We may be premature with this idea — everyone has a different way of thinking about this — but it should not take five years to know if we are on the right track.

Look to avoid bringing marriage up out of the blue because if there's nothing concrete to attach it to, then the relationship may not be at that point and you may scare your partner off by being too premature with the idea.

Do you think, here, the speaker regrets a premature acceptance of ideas that "came varnished / prepackaged" as you describe in "Truth"?

While double coding was not undertaken, emerging interpretations were challenged to ensure against premature closure of ideas.

But that idea is premature; networks still reach a far larger audience than cable.

Smiling, he dismisses the idea as premature.He certainly has enough work as it is.

But E. Linn Draper Jr., chairman and chief executive of American Electric Power, the nation's biggest coal customer, said today that that idea was "premature".

The idea proved premature, he added, but now "is the perfect time, because content for the Web is getting more and more legitimate".