Sentence examples for surely premature from inspiring English sources

This is surely premature.

O.K., you proposed not thrashing but dismissal, but even so, your remedy is likely too harsh and surely premature.

Such fears are surely premature but Mr Kuweifi wants an earlier appointment, as he says he's run out of the antibiotic he needs.

Jefferson's pre-eminence has lasted, with some ups and downs, for two centuries, and rumors of its end are surely premature.

Talk of a deal is surely premature: there are 25 other countries in the EU apart from Britain and Germany, some of which may have their own ideas about treaty changes, opt-outs and indeed British opt-outs.

And while the retirement of Kauto Star, who won the race for a fifth time last year, suggests the time is ripe for a changing of the guard, it is surely premature to make too much of the anomaly that Long Run – in approaching only his eighth birthday – increasingly represents the old order.

That would surely be premature if, as many forecasters expect, inflation falls next year.

But it would surely be premature to say that the world's last Stalinist state has embraced Adam Smith.

If this happens it will surely be premature: Giles, while a good man of real integrity, is part of the general malaise as evidenced by the performances of both short-form teams in Australia these past few weeks.

For some people, it's the minute that Starbucks break out the red cups – surely a little premature – while for others, it's once they've heard Mariah Carey's "All I Want for Christmas" blaring out at the work do.

Surely its existence is premature, but in the context of work about the politics of death, the message is: Be ready; you never know.