Sentence examples for actually long overdue from inspiring English sources

The Abarth is expected to arrive in American showrooms in the spring, unless sales realities postpone that timetable, as they have previously; the model is actually long overdue.

It's actually long overdue.

But the much-welcomed move by J.C. Penney, who back in 2012 was slammed with a petition to remove "super-skinny" mannequins from stores, actually seems long overdue.

Actually, it's long overdue.

The fashion world's expectations about how models should look is completely sick, and laws like this, if they were ever actually enforced, are long overdue for the sake of models themselves.

Her innovations, which included actually paying contributors, were long overdue.

"It appears he realized that rather than sit there in defiance it's better to actually do something that seems long overdue," said Alan Clarke, an economist at BNP Paribas in London.

The good news, though, is that ending the Drug War -- so long overdue -- may actually be within reach.

While many in the electronic community cried out against these changes, they're actually necessary, long-overdue steps in legitimizing musicians.

Letting governors actually govern is a move that's long overdue.

They're not perfect but, actually, they are a huge step forward and long overdue.