Synonyms for early on
ear·ly on

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1. early on, earlyadverb

   during an early stage

   "early on in her career"

   Synonyms:
   betimes, too soon, ahead of time, early

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1. Deepa Halaharvi:

   If you catch them early on, we have really good chemotherapy agents that we can use to treat them, but the thing is, you have to catch the cancer early on. You have to catch it in the really early stages.

2. Dean Genth and Gary Swenson:

   We were supportive of Clinton but we actually caucused for Obama, as the caucus campaigning went on we got really involved with the Obama campaign. It was more a function that we were so early on with Obama, we had already pitched out tent at that point.

3. Heidi Cruz:

   I'm active and I want to get things done. And so what we needed to do early on was to raise the money to ensure that we could go the distance. And I'm comfortable asking people to help. I'm very comfortable asking people to help, because it's for them.

4. Mike Steele:

   There was a tremendous need early on in this process. You never want -- you hope that no one's going to be acting nefariously.

5. Natan Bar-Chama:

   Men don't access health care with the same seriousness as women do, women regularly visit their ob/gyn from early on in their reproductive life cycle... but men are often neither proactive or preventative in their approach to medical care.