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Sentence Examples The cause is of doubtful origin at the moment and it's too early to say if it was arson. They gathered in the street outside, but it was too early for a flag-waving crowd to see them off. It is far too early to speculate meaningfully on what the implications of this may end up being. Injuries to key players have meant youngsters being blooded probably a bit too early but with experience they can only improve. Fire investigation teams were at the scene but Mr Firth said it was too early to say what caused the fire. Her stomach was cramping but she knew it would be too early to have the baby. But they are cautioning here that it's too early to say that with any certainty. I wake up too early and then I'm kinda into the day and the coffee is on and the toast is toasting. Do you think that this is fair or is it too early to make a realistic judgment? Be sure to pinch back the flowering tops of basil plants to keep them from going to seed too early in the season. It's never too early to start sharpening the insults and perfecting the ad hominem attacks. It feels like we're on the very edge between summer and autumn even though the calendar says it's too early. He fell into the trap of flogging the players at training and settling too early on his Test team. Many suffer emotional trauma from the shock of leaving home and being forced into a relationship too early. But detectives said it was too early to speculate on the man's identity and were also checking all other missing people reports. There may turn out to be some truth to this, but it's far too early to apportion blame. It is too early to evaluate this research, and let us not get carried away by monocausal theories, but today I felt I learned something. Would it be too early to sense a sudden, uncovenanted shift against the corporate ethic? It is too early to tell if such aggressive measures will mute the violence or stoke it. I know that it's way too early to declare any kind of victory over my slothful nature, but methinks it's a very good sign. Show More Sentences There was never a shortage in the past and it's too early to blame the lack of kids out playing. Morning came bright and early for the two lovers, a little too early for most normal human beings. It is therefore too early to speculate as to when particular communities will get broadband. But remember it's still too early for the nightwalkers to disregard their reflective gear. While it was too early to comment with finality on the hearing, yesterday's evidence was a vindication of the minister. I wait for the pickpocket children to come flocking, but this is a little nowhere station, and it's too early. It's too early to name the runners and riders, let alone pretend we are under starter's orders. Workers say that handrails and temporary supports were removed from the site two hours too early. Some studies have concluded that mothers could be harming the educational prospects of their offspring by returning to work too early. It's too early and it's too different and we should be careful of making bad, hasty decisions. It is far too early to hazard any kind of decent guess at the likely outcome. At the time of writing, it is too early to know the final outcome of the process. It is too early to say for certain whether we are on the verge of a major breakthrough. The gears if changed too early will not help in minimizing the fuel efficiency. The auto box changes up way too early and you're left gliding around the roads in a leather lined torpedo. In hindsight, he believes things came too early for him, as his club side snapped up the domestic honours. The analyst said it was too early to say whether this outbreak of hostilities would hit profits at Souter's company. Funny how puns seem more humorous too early in the morning with a lack of stimulants in your system. While wet conditions have been cited as a contributing factor in the shaky landing, it's still too early to know what went wrong, said Armour. It's just a wee bit too early in the school year to be running off with personal days. Show More Sentences It takes time for antibodies to develop, so having the test too early can lead to false negative results. It's never too early to implant the concept of original aspect ratio to our children. Although it is still too early to draw any final conclusions, we do have incipient evidence that the peer groups are making a difference. All right, Callahan, as fun as this little debate is, it's far too early for me to doubt my existence when it clearly is indubitable. British insurers said it was too early for the London market to put a figure on the claims. While it is too early to record any positive results yet, Pam is quietly confident that it will help. Perhaps, too, the thesis came too early to compete against the certainties of the 1960s, and finds a more natural place today. This is too early, but happens to be the only ferry that connects with a bus, so we'll leave that be and grumble quietly. It is, of course, too early for changes in house prices to affect consumers ' daily purchases. Plants are already showing signs of bursting into bloom too early at a time when there are no insects around to pollinate their flowers. It is too early to tell if reforms such as post-tenure reviews will serve as useful correctives. Now those who put their bins out too early, fly-tip, fly-post and refuse to clean up after their dogs can expect to feel the council's wrath. A Western counter-narcotics official said it was too early for an accurate prediction of this year's crop, but he noted some positive signs. It's never too early in the spring to plant the radish seeds, as long as the soil can be worked. It looked like they had played the game too early and the adrenaline had run out. I should have learned my lesson about naming an Employee of the Month too early in the month. It is too early to say whether a fleshed-out proposal and what Congress eventually passes will amount to a game changer. It is too early to proclaim that things are spinning into control on the nonproliferation front. It's a bit too early to see any clear and definite results, but it seems things are going well. It is still too early to know who might join the proponents by filing a friend of the Court amicus brief. Show More Sentences You'll get hit by punitive redemption fees if you cash in too early, and you'll pass up hefty loyalty and completion bonuses. A grandfather clock somewhere was chiming the hour, about fifteen minutes too early. I think this game has come too early for a unit in the embryonic stages of its development. One reason it's too early to make a real assessment is because it's clear the writers have just given up making episodic television. It is too early to call the top for equities because shares prices tend to carry on rising even when the interest rate cycle has turned. She called me way too early in the morning and informed me of my new errand or duty. She had learned too early in life to be wary and watchful, to worry and to expect the worst. It would be far too early to start putting a figure on how many people would lose their jobs if that were to happen. I kept putting her off, telling her it was too soon and if we bought it too early it would go off. It was too early for the skateboarders, roller-bladers, skaters and punks, the jugglers and the musicians. We were too early to see the rata in flower but clematis was in bloom at many points along the track. Such it was for the thirtysomethings, born just too late for the anger of punk and too early for the full-blown hedonism of rave. According to Mr Meghen, it is too early to say what sums will be realised from the plant sell off, but it's likely to yield millions of euro. I was placed at the end of an infinitely long receiving line, and chastised by my maid for coming down too early. If they say something too early then they can be accused of crying wolf and if they wait too long then people ask if they have been asleep. That's the reason for the standard caution against working the soil too early in the year. She means that we, the media, are too early to capture iconic images of dying children and that she, the aid worker, is too late to stop it. Yet I am also becoming increasingly concerned about the removal of power from students when work is workshopped too early in writing workshops. It was too early, she wasn't hungry, she wasn't in yarak, but I loosed her anyway. I went out too early for the blossoms to be open, but three or four bees were already at work. Show More Sentences I was born too late to be a yuppy, too early to be generation X, or a member of the Chemical Generation. That fateful final pass was too early and a soft job for the Zimbabwean goalkeeper. If you take melatonin too early in the day, you may become sleepy before bedtime and it may take you longer to adapt to your new time zone. It is too early to draw any firm conclusions on this question from research carried out to date. In February it emerged the pair had been in talks to combine their businesses but the discussions failed after the news leaked out too early. Athens may be a year away but it's never too early to rev up the marketing bandwagon. But it would be a bleak loss to literature if she were to cast aside her magic rod and end her revels too early. If the process occurs too early or too late, if it is too strict or too libidinous, dire consequences will result. Although it is too early to tell, I would associate Katherine with a degree of rigidness, perfectionism, and inflexibility. It is still too early, I think in mock amusement, the fish haven't risen yet. My bet is nobody yet wants to risk the possibility of losing their subscribers to another such facility, through charging too much, or too early. Some linguists have expressed concern that learning a foreign language too early may impact unfavourably on learners' native tongue acquisition. These problems increase their risk of not being able to get pregnant, losing a baby, or having a baby too early. It's too early to tour with the trio as it's just coming together but by next year I hope to come back to the UK with the augmented sound. While it's too early to tell this year, he said, sand eel populations are low again so far. In my mad attempt to get everything done I had been burning the candle at both ends, staying up too late and getting up too early. Officials ruled he had broken too early in the first back straight and, consequently, was disqualified. Nikko does have a lot of fans, and there were a lot of people who thought that he had been booted off too early. It was too early to kill him, so I blinked rather blearily instead, groping around blindly for my glasses, and noticed two pairs of feet standing nearby. On the one hand, if you go on stage too early in the lineup, the crowd may not be warmed up enough to respond well. Show More Sentences According to McKean, museums around the world are shying away from trying to encapsulate the last century, with many feeling it is still too early for a summing-up. Recent changes in surface UV solar radiation and stratospheric ozone have also been reported at a high Arctic site, although it is still too early to make trend estimates. Although it's too early to accuse the ISI, Hasan says, he nevertheless thinks the directorate has to be a top suspect. Planting too early in mild climates allows too long a time for clove formation, and the plants may form a bush that looks more like a chive plant. It may have been too early to celebrate a nascent political vitality that remains, for now, too feeble and limited to convince that democracy is finally within our grasp. Pundits often tut-tut about how presidential campaigns start too early, long before most Americans care. The revised chronology suggests that the English dating is too early and that most examples are roughly contemporary with their American counterparts. None of this is victory, and it's far too early for triumphalism. He said it was too early to say what other retailers would lease space. The department said it was still too early to say if the improvement in the public finances would continue as some of the increase in tax revenues were from one-off items. It was too early for business, and the Ladies of the Night, as they were called in a politer age, were sitting outside their homes with their skirts pulled up revealingly. It's too early to predict what might happen in the case of nanotechnology, but early signals indicate Congress is eager to tie strings to funding. It is too early to tell, but we are hopeful to see if there is an uptake in sales given this recent exposure. But this time it seemed too early, too rash, too ill-considered. The last thing I want to do is bombard people with information too early. Move too early, and you might end up backing a dog of a technology. Lisa took out a form which she had clearly created because the line sloped and the ink had messily spread across the page because she had put the ruler on too early. It's too early to tell whether she'll be the inheritor of her father's mantle, but if this film is an indication, her career may rocket like his did. I like to stay loose, and I don't want my concentration to peak too early. Problems can also be caused by accidents or losing baby teeth too early. Show More Sentences Tony Hawk also thought it was way too early to be up on a Sunday morning. It was far too early for picking fruit from brambles and apple trees, but he did pause to dig up some wild leeks along the narrow path he followed. But even though Stokes is a big fan, he acknowledges it might be too early to tell whether the fashion industry will embrace him. It is therefore too early to conclude the present uptrend is sustainable. If you use a bottle too early, your baby may not breastfeed as well. Babies can have food allergies if solids are started too early. The U.S. military has said it is too early to make any conclusions, other than the war is on course. She's wonderful but she gets up entirely too early every morning and is way too resistant to going to bed at night. At Belmont, jockeys must not let their horse run too hard too early, and conserve some energy for the half-mile-long backstretch. But it is too early to tell if the changes he helped unleash will prove sustainable, or if they will broadly serve our citizenry. A new generation is growing up with no memory of military rule, but it is too early to say for sure whether that will translate to anything more than disinterest. Other snaps show rubbish in black bin bags in back lanes, a problem he said was caused by a minority of residents who overfill bins or put them out too early. Still, it may be too early to count out Philadelphia and its legendary cheese steaks. Although it is too early to decide, a pretty safe bet instead is that, to a large extent, this increase reflects a normal rebound after a very deep recession. However, given the lengthy plan period ahead, in my opinion, it is too early to rule out the small shortfall being met by development on brownfield land within the urban area. I arrived much too early, despite having stopped for a coffee on the way. The US ambassador to London demurred, insisting it was far too early to put a 'tombstone' over the special relationship. In 1990, the CIPM stated that it was still too early to choose a single symbol for the litre. Neuron-producing radial glial cells were stopping their job too early and disappearing, the researchers found. It's not too early to start thinking about the 2009 Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF campaign. Show More Sentences It's far too early to name the worst show of 2015 but this Tat Pack guff has set a blistering pace. Spumed from the world, one boy has to find his way through the confusion and find adulthood all too early. The shaft is hinged and the weight of the clubhead forces it to collapse if you break your wrists too early in the backswing. In either case, it was far too early for such an account, and may have only served to remind Augustus that Claudius was Antony's descendant. We're spitballing here, but if it's too early to write off the Ducks, we can at least get started on the first draft. Camp Hill courted controversy again weeks later, when it emerged an arsonist had been mistakenly released 29 months too early from the prison. Only half the delegates from the state were seated at the convention because the state held its primary too early. But if your problem is waking too early, he might suggest a longer-duration drug like temazepam, the generic version of Restoril. Analysts say it's too early to tell if prices will drop on the current Civics and Malibus. Despite the upbeat data, most analysts also insisted it was too early to call a recovery. When either corn is winter-proud, or other plants put forth and bud too early. But as the winter fair season is the ultimate goal for any fatstock showman, critics wonder if Ty Cerrig's cattle have peaked too early. But James was often too early to get credit for his breakthroughs. It is far too early to give up on this fine sportsman and his mother Judy is to be con gratulated on delivering him into top level sport. Don't make me waste my time! You are one hundred years too early to be an opponent worthy of fighting me! Mason said that its too early for him to be picky, but he would love to be in a James Bond film and be the next James Bond. It also expressed a preference that in the future only one of these two symbols should be retained, but in 1990 said it was still too early to do so. Yet for those who fell, there would be no triumphal arch they were too late to be honoured by the departing Empire, and too early to be accepted by the free nation-state. Grass hay cut too early will not cure as easily due to high moisture content, plus it will produce a lower yield per acre than longer, more mature grass. But consistently, and too early, he takes the performance over the top, to the point where it seems like he's appearing in a different, much zanier movie. Show More Sentences And, of course, it's too early in the marital relationship to tell the love of your life that, based on your diet, she appears to have confused you with a dung beetle. Morrison ran on to a through ball, toepoked it towards the goal, Sorensen went to ground too early and the ball bounced slowly over his chest and nestled in the goal. Maybe the directors and chairmen were consulted, but we certainly weren't and everybody is in the same boat that I have spoken to, that we are starting too early. Examples from Classical Literature It was too early for the throng of beribboned nurses and howling infants who usually haunt its benches. The king thought it too early to awaken the army, and asked where Thormod the skald was. The loom-girl in these parts is never too early at her harness and shuttle. I was too early for the train at Bellingham, and I wouldn't wait. It is too early to pronounce on the future of the Central African scheme. It was a little too early for the doctor, so I proposed a drink, and thereupon he developed a vein of joviality. It was easily apparent that she had made a safe harbor none too early. Every time we ring up we are told we need to ring back in a week's time, we are too early. Milk may be more satiating because it's got protein or because it's more viscous, but it's too early to know. Still, one must not begin to apply this generalization too early. We had come too early, and the Pythia did not at first appear. Arthwys son of Ceneu Ab Coel was too early for the battle of Cattraeth. It is perhaps too early to assign him his place in American literature. I conclude the disenchantment will arrive only too early at last. Being too early to check in we explored a beach called St Colomban, just outside the beautiful town of Carnac on the southern Breton coast. West, but the Angels say it's too early in the season to get caught up with who they're playing. To be punctual does not mean to be too early, but to be just early enough. The very prospect of beer which my expected coming had opened to him had proved too much, and he had begun too early on his expected debauch. She turns in bed, too early to rise, the sky sickly yellow, red-rimmed. Find more words! 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