Synonyms for early days
ear·ly days

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1. early daysnoun

   Initial stages of a project.

   Synonyms:
   early innings

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1. youth, early daysnoun

   an early period of development

   "during the youth of the project"

   Synonyms:
   young, juvenility, younker, youthfulness, young person, youth, spring chicken

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1. Tim Rietbergen:

   This new research is a step forward in understanding what happened in terms of evolution and diversity back in the early days of bat.

2. Peter Hinchliffe:

   It is still early days yet, the discussion is far from over and I am sure that Europe will have at last one more go at inclusion.

3. Janet Yellen:

   During the early days of the pandemic African-Americans were the first to lose their small businesses. They were the first to lose their jobs, and we’ve seen early data that suggest Black workers will be the last rehired when the economy opens back up.

4. Jerry Spruill:

   We're in the early days of E2-D opportunities.

5. Chief Executive Pascal Soriot:

   It's early days but if this works we believe we could end up treating up to 40 percent of patients with ovarian or breast cancer and, importantly, we also have very strong pre clinical results in lung cancer, we are not only first but we are going to be first and alone for a time in DDR because there is nobody else that has this portfolio ... we will have something quite unique.