Sentence examples for cases of overdue from inspiring English sources

Repeat DNA PCR testing was not routinely performed during the project period, except in cases of overdue or invalid results, or early breastfeeding cessation (typically between infant ages of 7 to 12 months).

This week's interest-rate cuts were sensible and even, in the case of Europe, overdue.

Some of the priests interviewed said several of the moves were overdue in the case of long-serving pastors or necessary to make room for newly ordained priests.

Apparently Bush feels the need to do penance for having blurted out a commitment to help Taiwan defend itself in case of invasion, an overdue change of policy out of which the State Department is still trying to wriggle.

"We're kind of overdue," he says.

Or it's a stroke (swipe?) of overdue genius.

Lisa P. Jackson, the agency's administrator, said control of dozens of poisonous substances emitted by power plants was long overdue and would prevent thousands of deaths and tens of thousands of cases of disease a year.

So far, he says, Chase has not found cases of homes foreclosed on in error; payments on its suspended foreclosures are, on average, 15 months overdue.

As vaccinators venture out to provide lifesaving vaccines, which in many cases are long overdue, they also help with the control of the Ebola outbreak.

In this age group the cure proportion of women with screen detected cancers was higher than for those with symptomatic cancers (difference in cure 36%, 95% confidence interval 11%to80%0%), whereas this was not the case for interval cases compared with overdue cases (14%, −7% to 35%).

Their Oscars were richly deserved and, in Mr. Washington's case, long overdue.