Sentence examples for premature thinking from inspiring English sources

Despite his relative inexperience, Mr. Kean has kept open the possibility that he will run for governor next year, with some people who are tethered to the political grapevine insisting that he is running and others dismissing the notion as wishful but premature thinking.

Indeed, it may be premature to start thinking about how to use stem cells therapeutically, said Dr. Sánchez Alvarado.

"We haven't started game-planning — we haven't done anything like that — so it's a little premature to start thinking about that.

The Brazil legend Zico praised Scotland's potential but believes it is premature to be thinking seriously about ending their World Cup drought by qualifying for the finals in South Africa in 2010.

Four mechanisms by which CAD tools may influence the creative problem solving process were investigated: enhanced visualisation and communication, circumscribed thinking, premature design fixation and bounded ideation.

That judgment is at best premature, at worst wishful thinking.

(Older women, urban FGD) Stress may result in premature death because of thinking too much which may result in complications resulting into frequent illness and death.

For example, both women and men in FGDs discussed how anxiety and 'stress' or 'thinking too much' could lead to loss of appetite and weight loss, as well as physical illness: Stress may result in premature death because of thinking too much which may result in complications resulting into frequent illness and death.

And I think it's very premature for anyone to be thinking about that.

He emphasized that it was premature for the Rose Bowl to begin thinking about withdrawing from the B.C.S. after its contract expires at the end of 2005.

THIS is the overriding implication of the National Academy of Sciences report: that there is another, more expansive way of thinking about children than as premature adults.