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According to the World Health Organization, outdoor air pollution causes more than three million premature deaths a year.
A “halving” goal has only slight political appeal, as it implicitly condemns the excluded half to a life on the fringes of society, exposed to illness and premature death.
In other words, Goldstone’s retraction is either not warranted by the evidence on which he says that he now relies, or it is premature.
Ground Zero is the architectural and human proof that, despite America’s current economic woes, it would be premature, if not dangerous, to write the country off as a declining power.
Approving a long-run deficit-reduction plan now but deferring its starting date until the economy is near full employment would prevent premature fiscal contraction from tipping the economy back into recession.
Six years ago, I wrote an essay called “The Porn Myth,” which pointed out that therapists and sexual counselors were anecdotally connecting the rise in pornography consumption among young men with an increase in impotence and premature ejaculation among the same population.
NATO’s rapid demobilization after the Cold War looks premature and precipitous.
Obama’s premature declaration will be remembered much like his predecessor George W. Bush’s 2003 “Mission Accomplished” speech, which proclaimed the end of major combat operations in Iraq long before they actually ended.
In fact, it may be premature to draw such broad conclusions.
High salt intake has contributed to a global increase in noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) – the leading cause of premature death in the twenty-first century.
Unfortunately it is too premature to give an answer to this question.
An experienced physician will evaluate a patient’s vital signs and test results in the context of the patient’s life – for example, whether he is an octogenarian with diabetes and a smoker’s cough, or a three-week premature baby.
Optimism soared and prudence fled – reflected in premature eurozone membership for countries like Greece, as well as in the gap between the pace of EU enlargement and that of institutional integration.
But it would be premature to conclude that traditional banking has yielded to new financial platforms.
From their own perspective, it would in fact be premature fortransition countries to give up sovereignty on exchange rate andmonetary and fiscal policies, even if they could join the EU atan early date -- and there is some doubt whether they can.
While it is entirely premature to judge the style and direction that China’s new leaders will take, three early hints are worth noting.
To panic would be premature.
But it is premature to write it off as a failure.
Though it would be premature to announce a trend, one can hope that pragmatism and compromise will prevail over the moral righteousness of political extremes.
Syria after AssadNEW YORK – The widely held view in the West that the Arab Spring marks a clear step toward freedom and democracy in the Middle East now looks premature.
Last month, a study by Energy Innovation showed that elimination of the Clean Power Plan alone could cost the US $600 billion and cause 120,000 premature deaths by 2050.
Likewise, the world should devote at least 2% of world income to global public goods and services to end extreme poverty, fight climate change, protect nature, save millions of destitute people from premature deaths, ensure schooling for all children, and uphold peace through the UN.
The EPA estimates that between 1990 and 2015, the national concentration of particulate matter fell by 37%, and that in 2010, some 160,000 premature deaths were averted as a result of the regulations.
With all of these issues unresolved, it does seem premature for North Atlantic central bankers even to start talking about an end to monetary stimulus.
Given this, it might seem premature, to say the least, to announce the “return of the West,” especially at a time when the US economy remains fragile, Europe’s financial crisis is fueling an existential funk, and Japan’s deep structural malaise continues.
Infants – especially if they are premature – do not have fully developed immune systems, so they are more susceptible to illnesses, either from bugs their mother is already carrying, or from infections they pick up in the hospital.
The data, which were meant to highlight efforts to eradicate extreme poverty and reduce premature deaths, was also intended to cajole.
But a closer look at Russia’s military operations in Syria – not to mention Turkey’s downing of a Russian warplane – suggests that it would be premature to conclude that Russian and Western objectives can be brought into alignment.
But it would be premature to assert that we have put all the risks confronting the financial system behind us.
Yet we have a tax that could prevent hundreds of millions of premature deaths.
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