Phrases with «early casualty»

The phrase "early casualty" refers to someone or something that is harmed or affected negatively at an early stage or in the beginning of a particular situation or activity. Full definition

Sentences with «early casualty»

  • Coral reefs are early casualties of climate change, but not every coral reacts the same way to the stress of ocean warming. (sciencedaily.com)
  • One early casualty of Audi's electric strategy was the R8 e-tron supercar; the automaker quietly announced its demise last week after less than 100 examples were reportedly built and actually delivered to customers in Europe. (autoweek.com)
  • Frequently, in the rush to realize the aforementioned «synergies» and cost reductions, early casualties are education reimbursement benefits, career development training or even long - term incentive plans. (entrepreneur.com)
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