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. 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.

2. Marc Brouillard:

   Early on Saturday morning a CRA( Canadian Revenue Agency) portal was directly targeted with a large amount of traffic using a botnet to attempt to attack the services through credential stuffing, out of an abundance of caution the Canadian Revenue Agency portal was shut down to contain the attack and implement measures to protect Canadian Revenue Agency services.

3. Sam Dotson:

   A large presence, very early on, will be a deterrent, we'll have resources deployed.

4. Pierre Elias:

   I think early on in this crisis we wanted to be prepared, and what we were realizing is with the rate of patients that were coming to New York City-area hospitals and the supplies that we had, we were really concerned about if supply could meet demand.

5. Douglas Sutherland:

   Early on, we predicted there would be much higher levels of anxiety, but people really pulled together as this team of five million.