While it now seems long overdue, AirBnB has become the first destination for anyone traveling, relocating permanently, or traveling for work.
But Mr. Duncan says the law, long overdue for an update, has become an obstacle as many states seek to put in new standards and other improvements.
That's critical, and long overdue for an agency that has become dangerously close to the industry it is charged with regulating.
Since 1996, more than $200 million has been collected in overdue support, and Maryland's program has become a model for other states.
Some of them suspect that a market correction is overdue.The second reason is that Britain has become less "fiscally efficient" for foreign buyers of top-notch properties.
Vital projects in transportation, water, and power are long overdue and California's once leading public school system has become a national scandal.
The verdict was long overdue in the pedophile priest scandal, but a Roman Catholic bishop has become the highest-ranking church official found criminally guilty of shielding a priest known to be a threat to children.
Although the First Lady's proposals, likely to be watered down as with most Washington legislation, are several months overdue and may, in fact, become a quasi-Christmas present, MRK has become pro-active.
It has become more isolated and politically more exposed as the last relic of hereditary rule, long overdue for reform and an easy, enjoyable target for the anti-Establishment.
NOW that sushi has become as predictable as guacamole at cocktail parties, the last word in small bites is overdue for discovery.
To many, the changes in poverty food programs are long overdue and reflect the fact that what was once considered an emergency response has become an institutionalized part of how society cares for the poor.
