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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are coming due" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in financial or contractual contexts to indicate that a payment or obligation is approaching its deadline.
Example: "The invoices for the last quarter are coming due next week, so please ensure that all payments are processed on time."
Alternatives: "are approaching their deadline" or "are about to be due".
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Meanwhile bills for repairs are coming due.
Making matters worse, the college bills that her securities were supposed to cover are coming due.
African leaders, from where many migrants are coming due to repression, are largely mute.
Your bills are coming due every 30 days and you're not making any money".
"All the programs are coming due: shipbuilding, health care, aircraft, maintenance," he said.
"No one is paying me anything, but all of my debts are coming due".
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Now the bill is coming due.
The loan for the King papers was coming due, and private fund-raising was $11.5 million short.
Payment was coming due, it seemed, for the hubris and excess of the late 1990's.
Now it looks as if the bill for that largess is coming due.
Now, with new-economy stocks tumbling, the bill for the meal may be coming due.
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