Sentence examples for badly overdue from inspiring English sources

He has launched badly overdue reforms of the pension and the university systems.

What is holding them back from staking a firmer claim on power, if only in the back-room councils of the party, political analysts here say, is the widespread sense that politically as well as economically, Japan is at one of the weakest point in its postwar history and that a political system that has been one of the world's most stable is badly overdue for a shake-up.

For Britain's sake we need to get on with the job of building the airport capacity that is so badly overdue".

Junk is badly overpriced and overdue for a fall.

Two new stands are planned as part of a badly-needed, long overdue upgrade at Windsor Park, but for now the Kop end structure is the 'newest' part of the current stadium, built in the late 1990s.

Although one sympathizes strongly with the concerns of the author, the manuscript is, in my opinion, not a serious contribution to the long overdue but badly needed policy discussion of how NIH and other medical research funding should be structured.

Sian Meredith, a victim of bad behaviour from bailiffs and a campaigner, said the legislation was long overdue and "very badly needed".

At immediate stake is a long overdue €8bn injection of cash badly needed to cover payments in schools and hospitals and public sector wages and pensions.

Pharmaceutical companies would no longer be able to hide the results of clinical trials that reflect badly on their products under a long overdue reform that gained momentum last week.

The bill, while representing a substantial investment in the maintenance of the nation's roads, bridges and highways, nevertheless fails to increase funding for long-overdue new projects and a badly needed overhaul of America's decaying infrastructure.

"I think a lot of my colleagues felt that what I had said badly needed to be said, that it was long overdue," he preened.