Sentence examples for considered overdue from inspiring English sources

She has been working on it for 8 years, not 18, and it is not considered overdue by its publishers, Simon & Schuster.

Affordable housing aside, however, a plan to rejuvenate the worn-looking downtown area, along Jackson Avenue near Cold Spring Road and Underhill Boulevard, is widely considered overdue.

The communication timing was considered overdue, since it was, on average, beyond 2 years.

The selection of Winter, 89, is considered long overdue.

These changes were considered long overdue and testify to Renzi's sound political skill.

Her government approved $28 billion in budget cuts, privatized airports — a move considered long overdue by economists and many policy makers — and stood up to unions demanding even higher wage increases.

The decision, by the State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation, is considered long overdue by these sea-loving sportsmen, who argue that although it is not a surfing mecca, Long Island can get beautifully gnarly at times.

It was a move that many Afghanistan watchers considered long overdue.

Some potential spoilers: "Julieta" has not been rousingly received, but Pedro Almodóvar is considered long overdue for a Palme, and affection for this beloved auteur runs deep.

They invited Green because they believed his screaming vocals had a "Satanic" quality, while a collaboration with Sykes was something the band considered "long overdue", since Carter had sung on Bring Me the Horizon's 2008 album Suicide Season.

23 Given the limited Australian data, it is imperative to gain an improved understanding of the relationship between SES and TKR in order to inform health service provision; this could be considered long overdue.