Sentence examples for been overdue for many from inspiring English sources

She's been overdue for many years.

There's some truth to this: Barneys may have needed a cash infusion, or to restructure its debt, and certainly the Madison Avenue store was overdue for a face lift, but many of the woes caused by the financial crisis had lifted by 2010 as people began to shop again.

This was not a welcome message at the time when analysts talked of a "new era" and even speculated that the cycle had been abolished.But even though the Shiller p/e accurately predicted that the market was overdue for a fall, there are still many critics who today refuse to accept its message.

Many seismologists believe the Pacific Northwest is overdue for another mega-quake.

Many experts feel that the world is overdue for such a pandemic.

Fire ecology became better understood after many forests had aged to maturity and were overdue for a large scale burn.

In contrast, in 1988, Yellowstone was overdue for a large fire, and, in the exceptionally dry summer, the many smaller "controlled" fires combined.

Many of the ethnicity-related variables were also associated with being overdue for screening.

As many international institutions mature despite limited budgets and resources, the UN system is overdue for a language reshuffle.

But many underground water ducts that feed the olive trees and reflecting pools are overdue for repairs.

-- Both teams are overdue for a Championship.