Sentence examples for prematurely may from inspiring English sources

Showing your child the door prematurely may leave a bad taste for years to come.

"The listing of material prematurely may have reflected a ministerial desire to 'raise aspirations'.

"A claimant 'dropping-out' of an employment measure prematurely may, or may not, indicate a lack of focus and discipline on their part," it states.

The use of chronological age instead of corrected age for infants born prematurely may result in incorrect interpretations regarding the adequacy of a child's growth or developmental progress and has the potential to negatively affect care.

(Reuters Health) - Young adults who were born prematurely may have weaker muscles than their peers born at full term, a Finnish study suggests.

Placing heated boxes in caves to keep hibernating bats warm when they wake prematurely may help stave off mortality from white-nose syndrome, the mysterious disease decimating bat populations in the Northeast, researchers said this week.

Many women carrying multiples deliver prematurely, which may carry risks for you and prematurity-related health issues for your babies.

People with any one of several mutations in the gene -- most mutations are the switch of a single base for another -- grow old prematurely and may die of old age in their teens.

If the filter is becoming plugged prematurely, you may have a contaminated gasoline tank that should receive immediate attention.

These are indeed the situations where, once a conclusion is reached prematurely, it may lead to misdiagnosis.

3 Although this finding could suggest that nationally elected leaders do not die prematurely, it may also suggest the opposite.