Sentence examples for started prematurely from inspiring English sources

"But we are fortunate they started prematurely.

Manchester City had won the Premier League with almost the last kick of the season, Sergio Aguero's goal against QPR silencing celebrations that had started prematurely on Wearside.

Burt almost missed his silver medal run when race officials started prematurely resetting the slalom course, but Burt's sighted guide Keith Hockley noticed and took him up the mountain to complete the race.

If prophylaxis is started prematurely, stockpiles will be exhausted before the delayed waves of the pandemic occur and thus will not reduce absenteeism more than would treatment only.

Germany's women's national coach Uwe Müßiggang had already considered her for the team two years earlier, however, her parents and her hometown coaches Bernhard Kröll and Herbert Mayer were reluctant to let her start prematurely.

Johansen, in his diary, wrote of the foolishness of starting prematurely on such a long and historic journey, and of the dangers of an obsession with beating the English.

This phase is abnormal in mib mutants, where cell differentiation starts prematurely, the ability of cells to join the TC is impaired and the sheet of GFP-positive TC is interrupted by GFP-negative cells.

It is known that TAF7 functions within TFIID to prevent transcription starting prematurely (Bhattacharya et al., 2014): does the TAF7L variant carry out a similar function at adipose tissue-specific genes?

Plasmatocyte differentiation starts prematurely in early third-instar larvae, and by the late third-instar stage, the majority of cortical prohemocytes, including the hemocytes in the inner layers of the gland, were positive for the plasmatocyte marker.

This will ensure that the tulips don't start prematurely drying out on the way home.

That day, Barbaro, the Preakness favorite off the back of his Kentucky Derby win, injured his right-fetlock after breaking through the starting gates prematurely.