Sentence examples for prematurely added from inspiring English sources

Sony had planned to unveil the two new Readers later this month, but images of the devices were posted on gadget blogs this week after one retailer prematurely added them to its online store.

The Internet world was tittering and titillated this past weekend with the unveiling of the Dildomaker, but anyone who prematurely added the innovative gadget to their Christmas list is in for some bad news.

The pilots refused to fly overtime; some of them taxied at 3 knots instead of 15; others flew low, to burn more fuel, or opened landing gear prematurely, adding to wear and tear.

Torres said the "initial investigation into the root cause of the odor was unjustifiably delayed and terminated prematurely," adding that "numerous complaints were received over a four month period in 2008 before they were considered a trend and before actions were initiated to determine the root cause".

"Businesses are closing, schools are releasing students from classes prematurely," he added, explaining the decision to release the video.

Doing so "takes time and patience, and it takes not having the rug pulled out from under you prematurely," he added.

On the contrary, it will help prevent many from becoming ill and dying prematurely," he added.

"The death of the 'attention span' might have been declared prematurely," she adds.

Egypt's aviation minister, Sherif Fathi, said he did not want to prematurely draw conclusions, but added: "The possibility of having a different action or a terror attack, is higher than the possibility of having a technical failure".

The recently -- some might add prematurely -- completed 2010 season was the team's first losing record since 1997, ending without a bowl game.

If Switzerland (1-1-0) defeats Honduras (0-2) and Spain can wrest only a tie from Chile, it will go home prematurely and embarrassed, adding to its reputation as an underachiever.