Economic historians generally agree that Roosevelt did attempt to rein in the deficit prematurely by raising taxes in 1936.
In this regard, not only should we not prematurely stop Recovery Act spending, we need to plan carefully for its expiration.
By coupling the expansion of coverage with reforms that significantly slow the growth of health-care costs, we can dramatically improve the long-run fiscal situation without tightening prematurely.
This friendly and even dignified face has prematurely white hair.
She was the 20th of 22 children, prematurely born and frail.
The exception parameter is null when the directory visit has been successful, or it contains the exception that caused the directory visit to end prematurely.
Sony had planned to unveil the two new Readers later this month, but images of the devices were posted on gadget blogs this week after one retailer prematurely added them to its online store.
The black pelt of a prematurely born karakul sheep, having a flat surface with wavy markings.
A research team looking at data from 2002 estimated that prior abortions led to 1, 096 cases of cerebral palsy among babies born prematurely that year.3
This could result from difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep or waking prematurely.
The prematurely balding one turns around to look. "Oh yeah, she must be a model," he replies.
It is greater and truer love to live to help, than just to die once prematurely.
But suspicions remain in the EU that the rest of the Yugosphere and Albania will be like Romania and Bulgaria, admitted prematurely with deepseated crime and corruption still unsolved.
After two years of searching, the 31-year-old has deep worry lines etched into his forehead and a generous smattering of prematurely white hair.
Thus it tends to detect errors prematurely.
A senseless tragedy, it was called, and she was described as a reticent and prematurely aged survivor.
If baby teeth are lost prematurely, the permanent teeth may erupt malpositioned and require orthodontics later on.
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