Sentence examples for early on led from inspiring English sources

She has already said that the failure to arm Syrian rebels early on led to a "vacuum" filled by IS and other jihadists.

Unfortunately, the surge of traffic early on led to many users seeing an "error sending request" pop up whenever they tried to request a cuddle or send a message.

Twitter's aggressive pricing early on led to oversubscription chatter.

In other words, lead exposure early on led to cognitive deficits that persist through life.

The Potters, who lost Peter Crouch to injury early on, led when his replacement Joselu crossed for Ibrahim Afellay to volley his first Stoke goal.

Low-grade infections presented as a more general sickness and malaise which could, if not recognised early on, lead to severe sepsis.

"The lack of socialization early on often leads to aggression or fear.

"The failure of Iraq's political situation early on is what led to this situation".

Too much material early on leads to disaster for the fledgling lifeform.

We have already pointed this out in a previous paper [ 7]: accomplishing these simple actions available to any doctor in any hospital setting early on leads to higher compliance and a greater impact on mortality.

Early on, they led the Americans to drop bombs on the mansion of their biggest rival — Haji Matin.