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"early risks" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English
It refers to potential dangers or hazards that exist at the beginning or early stages of a certain situation or process. Example: "It is important for new businesses to carefully consider and plan for early risks, such as financial instability and competition, in order to increase their chances of success."
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Safe players early, risks late, and value throughout.
Striking too early risks shades of Mr. Bush's pre-emption doctrine, a return to American unilateralism.
One of the early risks was deciding to rehang the permanent collection.
The taxpayers will be there to guarantee — gulp — that the hedge funds won't lose money if they take the early risks and to also lend them money to make some of the purchases.
As the early risks have faded, there has been increasing tension between founders and their employees over issues like equity and recognition.
These deals are generally deemed more safe than first-time deals since these companies are further along and some of the early risks have been taken off the table.
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The loans apply to the property, so any owner selling needs to pass on the liability to the buyer or pay back the loan early, risking penalties.
Hypercholesterolemia is an early risk factor for Alzheimer's disease.
Multivariable logistic regression was performed to identify potential early risk factors for ARDS.
The early risk assessment methodology developed for the A.E.L.P. set the groundwork for these subsequent efforts.
Multivariable logistic regression of early risk factors for ARDS in sepsis cohort.
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