Sentence examples for to premature from inspiring English sources
adjective
Occurring before a state of readiness or maturity has arrived.
Trump is prone to premature self-congratulation.
They're all known to lead quite often to premature death".
The stigma leads to premature ending of treatment and continual feelings of shame and guilt.
Gasoline is graded by octane number, which rates its resistance to premature ignition, or engine knocking.
In some animal studies, phthalates have been linked to premature birth and certain birth defects.
In May 1999, genetic research suggested that Dolly might be susceptible to premature ageing.
Straight cognitive therapy can feel cold and mechanistic, and can lead to premature termination by clients.
Many doctors have tried to prevent NEC by giving probiotics to premature babies, with some success.
And tobacco use will lead to premature death for half of all long-term smokers.
THE BOTTOM LINE Several studies suggest smoking can lead to premature graying and hair loss.
Braking hard enough to activate A.B.S. could lead to premature wear on brake pads.
