Sentence examples for to be untimely from inspiring English sources

They need, in Shakespeare's phrase, to be "untimely ripped" from the womb.

The most perceived problem appeared to be untimely reporting and referral associated with non-standardised prescriptions and hospitalisation by the general hospitals.

This study aimed to explore the decision-making process of the past: why was the introduction of a screening programme for haemoglobinopathy considered to be untimely, and did ethnicity play a role given the history in other countries surrounding the introduction of haemoglobinopathy screening?

Policymakers and pundits will wail that stabilizing the dollar now would be untimely, that we'll need to print a lot more to deal with the financial crisis.

"The petition/complaint would still be untimely," he wrote in his decision.

If the past is an accurate guide, this wanderlust may be untimely.

The loss to farmers was untimely as it followed a three-month drought that was preceded by damaging hailstorms that ruined crops.

But at the very least Mr. Draghi's proximity to the scandal is untimely as the E.C.B. and euro zone leaders finally seemed to be rebuilding credibility in the common currency.

Fox's belief in human ingenuity's capacity to make lives better is untimely and, to some, exasperating.

Low staffing levels and a lack of resident trainees may lead to care that is untimely and error prone resulting in higher mortality following weekend admission.

And Wednesday night, some who booed him when he first arrived were prepared to admit their wrath was untimely and wrong.