Sentence examples for rather too early from inspiring English sources

The extra half-mile here broke him, whereas Yeats was only just finding his stride as Shane Kelly, rather too early for some tastes, sent Geordieland forward.

Covenant-lite loans removed some of those safeguards, creating the risk that default, when it occurred, would be more painful for creditors.It may turn out that way, but it is rather too early to tell.

Because cumulative dose for sigmoid colon D2cc was only 43.8 Gy (EQD2, α/β = 3 Gy) and development of the perforation was rather too early, it was implausible that radiation played a major role developing this severe morbidity.

A conservative-nationalist war leadership, unshackled by Hitler's lunatic prejudices, could have developed advanced weapons far faster, perhaps even cracking the atom.Hitler also started the war rather too early.

Truth to tell, he was such a generous artist that he gave rather too much too early, which inevitably shortened his career.

We would rather be too early than too late in making this call.

Mozart was a particular blind spot - Gould once claimed the composer had died too late rather than too early - and the four albums of sonatas here, as well as a performance of the C minor Piano Concerto, are rather perfunctory affairs that no one would want to hear too often.

For us, we'd rather be too early than too late".

What about the end of life when it arrives at the actual end, rather than far too early?

Even if that seemed questionable, Beane said he would rather make a trade too early than too late.

As the sixth round began, Kellerman said, "I'm the type of guy who'd rather see fights stopped too early than too late".