Sentence examples for pushing premature from inspiring English sources

I am not, by the way, a big fan of the committee's general role in our policy discourse; I think it has been pushing premature deficit reduction and diverting attention from the more immediately urgent task of reducing unemployment.

But, as science shifts toward bureaucratization, trainees may be pushed into premature specialization.

It cracked down on tricks -- like lost paperwork and "dual tracking" of foreclosures and mortgage modifications -- that mortgage servicers used to reap extra fees by pushing homeowners into premature foreclosure.

According to the informants this was a result of premature pushing.

ClusterHQ continues the premature theme, pushing the news out to the world the week before DockerCon itself.

The occasion was surely bittersweet, since the board that had just honored him had also pushed him into premature retirement.

Many of the early spring bloomers, like bleeding hearts, were pushed into a premature slumber and I only hope that they forgive and forget next year.

Charles E. Schumer of New York, the third ranking Democrat in the Senate, said Mr. Lautenberg should not be pushed into a premature decision to retire.

It's not only the negative effect that these videos can have on these women and young girls – last week a survey found that 64 per cent of parents with daughters said that music videos had pushed them into premature sexual behaviour – that is deeply troubling; many female musicians have opened up about their treatment by the music industry.

Francisco de Lima's Liberal Party had pushed through the premature declaration of the Emperor's majority on 23 July 1840.

If Biden, Clinton, Dodd or Edwards is part of the Democratic ticket, the Republicans will run a campaign charging the Senate Democrats with rushing to judgment, of pushing the poor President to premature... well, you fill in the blank)...