Sentence examples for premature on from inspiring English sources

I was a bit premature on that one.

It was perhaps premature on their part to attribute the curvature to the Gibbs-Thomson effect; indeed, one could argue that over their simulation time-scale a similar sized non-AFP protein may have caused an equivalent ice-distortion, but this was not tested with a control.

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.

However, calling for such reallocation may be premature on at least two accounts.

this week as Motorola said it was a bit premature on their part (no kidding?!) but it will be coming soon.

"Today it's premature to decide on anything".

Morgan said it was premature to speculate on whether Schilling's career was over.

However, a commission spokesman said it was "premature to comment" on whether the EC should investigate.

Adrian Bryan-Brown, a spokesman for the show, said it was premature to comment on any casting.

It is premature to comment on any specific player at this time.