The Russian contingent prematurely forced an entrance into the Outer City on 10 August, only to be ambushed by waiting Chinese soldiers and require rescue by other allied troops.

A hand injury suffered in March 2005 forced him to end his career a few weeks prematurely.

He thus could not commit the sin of prematurely forcing his last breath.

Beecher strongly supported allowing children to simply be children and not prematurely forcing adulthood onto them.

But could it just be coincidence that Seles, herself prematurely forced to adulthood, is partners with Lucic in women's doubles here this week?

He said his antagonists were "prematurely forcing a decision on this principle."

They are children with no parents to look after them, children forced prematurely into the adult roles of wife, soldier or worker, children trafficked across national lines, forced into bondage or hired out as domestic servants.

The delay he contended with before his career took off may have actually benefited him, Mr. Quasthoff feels: he kept working with his teacher, did not prematurely force himself, like too many young singers, into inappropriate roles, and allowed his voice time to settle.

However, the expert panel found that even when a surfactant was used, the steroid therapy had an added benefit, speeding maturation of lungs prematurely forced to breathe on their own.

The point made is that margin should be considered the anathema of value investing, since a negative price move could prematurely force a sale.