Sentence examples for prematurely label from inspiring English sources

"A student should not prematurely label classes or careers as inaccessible.

You could try this, or find a more subtle way to avoid prematurely labeling an employee's talents.

Before The New York Post prematurely labeled him "Robbi" this week, he was best known for his talent in bundling together large contributions.

There are benefits to such diffuse diagnoses: they spare parents the crushing word "depression" and avoid the prospect of prematurely labeling a child.

Of all the unanswered questions from Iran's 2009 post-election upheaval — prematurely labeled in the West as the "Twitter revolution" — this remains one of the most urgent and perplexing.

That said, on the evidence we have at present, it should still be considered fundamentally absurd that  some have prematurely labelled him 'the new Thierry Henry'.

Where this distinction becomes blurred, children are at risk of being prematurely labelled in an attempt to ensure that they qualify for support [ 13].

Additionally, many cleavage stage embryos diagnosed as aneuploid with blastomere biopsy will "self-correct" by blastocyst stage, which, from a clinical stand point, may decrease the chances of a live birth by prematurely labeling an embryo as abnormal [ 26– 30].

In this intention to treat analysis one patient of each group who discontinued prematurely was labeled as non-responder.

Therefore, most FPs were reluctant to label prematurely in diagnostic terms.

Last fall, the company decided to show off an early version of the product to some press, perhaps prematurely (it was labeled as "incomplete" by CNET).