Sentence examples for premature panic from inspiring English sources

After all, why follow a potentially premature endorsement with a premature panic when Mr. Bush might win from here on out?

Others warn against premature panic, noting that November races are rarely decided this early.

But at this stage, with much more  to be learned about the virus and its effect, it would be premature to panic about travel to the Mediterranean.

Of course, with only a handful of cases so far, it would be highly premature to begin panicking over the latest outbreak of coronavirus.

The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Robert Runcie, who won a major tactical victory over the diehard traditionalists, had said in the debate that there had been 'premature panic' over the prospect of a schism.

So the panic was premature.

People take antidepressants for eating disorders, panic attacks, premature ejaculation, and alcoholism.

The disruption would be vast, and possibly premature, and would cause panic.

Which explains why the medics panic over premature babies – those born after less than eight months gestation.

It would be premature to conclude that panic selling has ended and that fundamental factors are now the main determinant of stock prices.

Yes, you can read about the U.S. team's humbling loss in Honduras and choose premature-bordering-on-irrational panic about the Americans' World Cup qualifying chances.