Sentence examples similar to heavily overdue from inspiring English sources
The goal, at the start, was simple: to restore a heavily used runway that was overdue for a spruce-up.
As connected cars provide brands with greater insight into their customers, and the way they interact online, we expect a shift in automotive advertising budget away from offline media, where it is currently heavily weighted, and a long overdue drive towards digital media.
To him, this is a task long overdue, as Mongolia depends heavily on fuel imports from Russia despite its vastly untapped wind and solar resources.
The procurement minister, Peter Luff, told the BBC the current rules, dating back to 1968, were heavily weighted towards the private sector and overdue for reform.
Many did so initially because they liked the idea of having an alternative to the dollar, but then funds invested heavily on the mistaken conviction that the euro was overdue for a rebound after its early declines.
He floated 10% of the company's shares in September and is thinking of increasing the percentage.In a country that has long relied heavily on bank finance, turning to the markets is logical, if overdue.
Correa's supporters say the administration is carrying out an overdue rebalancing of the media, which was previously skewed too heavily towards private ownership by a handful of families.
The Trump administration's proposed rule may be too heavily weighted on penalizing people who don't obtain coverage when they should, but that sort of discipline was overdue.
Less clear is whether Mr. Schäuble and the government have the stomach to introduce long overdue reforms of the regional banks known as Landesbanken, whose financial health is suspect and which are still heavily subsidized by the state.
