Sentence examples for thinking premature from inspiring English sources

Four mechanisms by which CAD tools may influence the creative problem solving process were investigated: enhanced visualisation and communication, circumscribed thinking, premature design fixation and bounded ideation.

Don DiJulia, the St. Joseph's athletic director, said Lee's thinking was premature.

Indeed, it may be premature to start thinking about how to use stem cells therapeutically, said Dr. Sánchez Alvarado.

THIS is the overriding implication of the National Academy of Sciences report: that there is another, more expansive way of thinking about children than as premature adults.

"We haven't started game-planning — we haven't done anything like that — so it's a little premature to start thinking about that.

The Brazil legend Zico praised Scotland's potential but believes it is premature to be thinking seriously about ending their World Cup drought by qualifying for the finals in South Africa in 2010.

And I think it's very premature for anyone to be thinking about that.

That judgment is at best premature, at worst wishful thinking.

Taraborrelli was proven wrong, and, in 1990, he considered writing her biography but put the thought aside, thinking such a venture was too premature.

(Older women, urban FGD) Stress may result in premature death because of thinking too much which may result in complications resulting into frequent illness and death.

Until reason for thinking that is forthcoming, it would be premature to hold that theistic moral pragmatic arguments provide strong support.