Sentence examples for will be premature from inspiring English sources

Unless this happens, the sell-off will be premature, and vulture-fund speculators will buy the undervalued assets.

And a European Union observer told Reuters that a third of all votes were suspicious, adding that Any claim for any count or of victory will be premature and not credible.

The UN Assistance Mission to Afghanistan has warned it will be "premature" for either side to claim victory.

Dudley said he's concerned Fed's exit-strategy will be premature, a sentiment held by Janet Yellen, his counterpart in San Francisco.

"I was given a draft contract which I indicated to their agent that I hadn't read and I also had some issues with it and so it will be premature for anybody to say the GFA is at fault".

Whatever we say will be premature.

But any expectations that the Hewlett-Packard board had started on a new era of good will were premature.

But of course, if the law is changed, they will not be premature babies.

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.

Some argue that it will be a "premature" superpower.

I hope there will be no premature, self-congratulatory statements suggesting "the crisis is over".