Sentence examples for be overdue to from inspiring English sources

Factors occurring prior to and at the time of birth may contribute to the association between emergency caesareans and the subsequent development of MS. Based on the information from the NCDS, the women who had non-elective caesareans in 1958 were more likely to be overdue, to have had an induced labour and to have experienced rupture of the membranes more than 12 h before the birth.

It's a poor group and the performance on Friday was overdue, to say the least.

"But at the same time, we're overdue to beat these guys".

Now it is overdue to establish a peace through another act of force majeure.

It was overdue to be closed, and measures to protect it were lax, even though it had been attacked 47 times in the preceding five months.

But the heat may be more intense on several players who believe they are overdue to win a major.

Introducing negotiations with pharmaceutical companies over cost is overdue to prevent further unsustainable costs for the NHS".

A Shabab attack is "overdue, to be very grimly honest," he said, adding that Kenya's decision to wade into Somalia was only going to raise the risks.

Before the season, Stoops told boosters in Oklahoma City that the Sooners were overdue to win a national championship, comments that barely caused a ripple of backlash.

"All streaks come to an end, and this is one that was overdue to come to an end," Donald Fehr, the union's executive director, said.

I am overdue to give a nod in this column to Gregoire Defrel, whose goal on Sunday was already his seventh in all competitions for Sassuolo this season.