To panic would be premature.

Vronsky was really beginning prematurely to get a little bald.

So don t bury France just yet.

Talk of European glory remains premature, though.

To our amusement, the curtain began to rise ahead of time.

But it is premature to write it off as a failure.

Moreover, sometimes they say that they do not want to give away a bargaining chip prematurely.

Di Tiongkok, diperkirakan 250.000 orang mati sebelum waktunya karena pembakaran batubara.

Of course, it is premature to draw any firm conclusions from these figures.

Though it is premature to enter into such discussions now, the issue should not be taken off the table.

So it may be premature for the Party to celebrate the success of its adaptive strategy.

But it would be premature to conclude that traditional banking has yielded to new financial platforms.

latikambourke Anthony Albanese says he's old fashioned and told first the people he is NOT voting for.

In the end, having opted for change, both were forced to leave their posts prematurely, against their will.

Some central bankers now worry that ending these measures prematurely will tip the economy back into recession.

But unfortunately, he died prematurely in 1970, and so he wasn't really able to live that dream completely.

This assumption prevents terminating conservation efforts prematurely, even as it underestimates the total number of extinctions.

Yet it is premature to declare the crisis over, because much of the impact and many of the consequences of the crisis have yet to be felt.

I said, I don't want you guys to get married prematurely just so you can do it while Dad's still alive.

'But I have been, and now I think it is premature but reasonable, and that it has a future as Christianity had in the first centuries.'

Oblonsky made a face at these words, thereby indicating that it is not right to form an opinion prematurely, and did not reply.

And he explained that when I was born, I was born premature, that I came out much too early, and I wasn't fully baked I was very, very sick.

If Bush and Blair prematurely withdraw large numbers of the troops that support Iraqi stability, the country s new government would have little chance of success.

The spokesperson of Russian president Vladimir Putin believes it is too early to discuss whether Russia will help Serbia after conflict exacerbation in Kosovo.

That anarchic fury reflected the disappointment of radicals at their leaders for prematurely surrendering to the authorities rather than fighting to their last breath. Those who did not surrender wanted to show their defiance. The fires were also a volcanic outburst of class hatred by the disenfranchised, rural and urban, against the Bangkok based wealthy ruling class.

Then, on election night, when the television networks projected Romney s defeat in Ohio and therefore Barack Obama s re election, the Romney campaign, in a further denial of fact, refused to accept the result.

It would be as close to becoming President as Romney would get, and he apparently wanted to enjoy it while he could, however prematurely.

But these critics seem to presume that Europe will come out of the crisis in far worse shape than the US, and it is too early to make that judgment.

Global interest rates have risen 100 basis points since the US Federal Reserve started suggesting quite prematurely, in my view that it would wind down its policy of quantitative easing.

But it is too soon to know whether change in Egypt will be far reaching and lasting, much less positive, and thus too soon to assess its historic impact.

But also, through mechanisms that we don t fully understand, people who are lonely and depressed are many times three to five to ten times, in some studies more likely to get sick and die prematurely.

But it is too soon to know whether change in Egypt will be far reaching and lasting, much less positive, and thus too soon to assess its historic impact. 160

That said, too many policymakers and commentators have rushed to judgment, insisting that Iran is irrevocably determined to build nuclear weapons, or that it wants a break out capability that is just as dangerous.

Indeed, whatever resemblance events on Cairo s Tahrir Square bear to May 1968 in Paris and the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, it would be premature to proclaim that freedom has prevailed.

After all, is it not premature if not plainly arrogant to claim that all this evidence collected over many centuries and across numerous countries has lost any meaning for the present and the future?

Barkley's season and career seemingly ended prematurely at the age of 36 after rupturing his left quadriceps tendon on December 8, 1999 in Philadelphia, where his career began.

While it s premature to make definitive predictions, the Lewites and Montealegre rebellions have already done more in eight weeks to change the country s political landscape than anything else in the last two years.

Keeping the phrase in mind, the RuNet users quickly juxtaposed the news of space progress with images of roads across Russia, hinting that maybe, just maybe, it was a bit premature to be planning Moon colonies.

Romney s proposed contractionary policies the attempt to reduce deficits prematurely, while the US economy is still frail will almost surely weaken America s already anemic growth, and, if the euro crisis worsens, it could bring on another recession.

Romney s proposed contractionary policies nbsp the attempt to reduce deficits prematurely, while the US economy is still frail nbsp will almost surely weaken America s already anemic growth, and, if the euro crisis worsens, it could bring on another recession.