Sentence examples for premature step from inspiring English sources

Shevchenko, 36, turned down the chance to coach his country after claiming any such move would be a "premature step".

"I believe that today leading the national team of Ukraine is a somewhat premature step for me," said ex-AC Milan and Chelsea forward Shevchenko.

Ukraine had sought to appoint striker Andriy Shevchenko but have now turned their attention to Redknapp after the former Chelsea and AC Milan player said it was a "premature step" for him.

Reasonably, this is the mechanism explaining why PD patients use premature compensatory stepping responses to shoulder pull [ 41].

Egypt's foreign minister attacked the UK's suspension of flights as a "premature and unwarranted" step which would damage his country's tourism industry.

The United States began circulating a rudimentary text in February of possible resolutions that would take aim at the country's financial services, arms industry and the Revolutionary Guards Corps, but until this week China had called the step premature.

"Until we have the power and authority in all of Turkey's constitutional institutions, every step is premature," he said.

"It's a little bit premature to take this step because it establishes a precedent," said Rasa Jukneviciene, the Lithuanian defense minister.

The senior author, Dr. Judy Mikovits, research director at the Whittemore Peterson Institute, responded that such a step was "premature" and that she knew of other investigators planning to publish research backing the original findings.

An official of the Immigration and Naturalization Service said today that while it would be "premature" to discuss practical steps that might be recommended by the president's terrorist tracking task force, the I.N.S. already had a plan in the wings.

"It seems premature to take these steps," Rehberg says.