prematurely

In response, Facebook, Twitter and other social media companies made policy decisions to ban calls for violence at the polls and to label premature declarations of victory.

Many states reopened while still having large numbers of new infections, a premature move that health experts blame for the subsequent national spikes in cases in the summer and now again in the fall.

As such, it is premature to make sweeping judgments on the polls’ overall performance before all the ballots are counted.

A large budget doesn’t prevent failure, as even larger corporations suffer from premature releases of products and ideas.

It’s probably premature to call it but it was a significant lead.

Prematurely retired in early 1940, Hobart was brought back at the personal insistence of Churchill.

Prematurely gray with fine clear complexion, either pale or roseate, together with blue eyes, is a magnificent type.

In early summer occurs the Festival of the Prematurely Ripened.

Prematurely worn out, he died at Cowes on the 28th of July, 1840.

Prematurely induced by intemperance of knowledge the old age of the world drew on.

Prematurely-born children are kept in an artificial mother, which consists of a glass case warmed by bowls of water.