Sentence examples for taking premature from inspiring English sources
Perhaps Eakins did not discuss this precisely because he didn't want his students taking premature shortcuts that would undermine their training.
Ms. Harrison argues that Planned Parenthood Federation of America violated its "own standards of affiliation" by taking "premature action" to sever its ties.
Some analysts said Coke had taken premature credit for the acquisition simply to inflate its sales.
The disagreement I have with Governor Romney is that during the course of this campaign he's often talked as if we should take premature military action.
Nor is his band's music - a dense, dark, psychedelic stew that has seen them acclaimed as the finest American rock group since Nirvana took premature retirement - for the faint-hearted.
Ravi Naware, CEO of the foods division, was forced to take premature retirement after the setback.
Plenty of companies took premature, massive A rounds and guzzled capital all the way to Series B. They became the source for all those flat and down C rounds.
This has already happened twice in the last 15 years - once in the Irish Sea and once in the North Sea - where we took premature action rewarding a particular year class and ended up with a situation where we had to start again from scratch.
Crawling usually starts by 9 months in full-term babies, but it may take premature babies up to a year.
The Republican nominee wants to gull the country into thinking this election is over by taking a premature victory lap.
It is hard to see how it is facilitated by taking a premature position on national television.
