Sentence examples for appears overdue from inspiring English sources

With an ageing population and associated morbidities, a system change in repeat prescribing which would not only reduce costs but also improve patient experience, appears overdue.

To critics, improved disclosure of retirement plan costs appears long overdue.

For any gay Mancunian (such as me) this small revolution appeared long overdue.

Though he did not forecast any large-scale dumping of American securities, Mr. Lonski said that "in view of the U.S.'s record-breaking current account deficit, it seems like some decline in the dollar appears to be overdue".

Given the high suicide attempt rates that have been documented in trans communities, the investigation of protective factors appears to be overdue.

Five strong earthquakes have shaken India in the last decade, and new evidence has convinced scientists that much worse appears not only inevitable, but overdue.

The federal budget is months overdue, and it appears that the Democrats will have to give in to many of Mr Bush's spending demands, even at the expense of the domestic programmes they wanted to augment.

Release date: Sept. 12. Stiff Upper Lips Gary Sinyor's film struggles with what appears to be a long overdue and surefire idea: a sendup of Jane Austen, Merchant-Ivory style dramas set among the English upper classes.

"We also welcome the fact that this appears to be a long overdue recognition from the EC, made in a statement by Commissioner Damanaki, that the inherent cause of discarding is down to fundamentally flawed regulations, rather than from the legitimate activities of fishermen".

The refurbishment is clearly long overdue and it appears the building is now at risk from electrics, plumbing and heating barely updated since the 1950s.

But it appears that the manager is long overdue in the return of your deposit.