Sentence examples for maybe overdue from inspiring English sources

So plugging the gap to be able to access and use Spotify while navigating is a natural (and maybe overdue?) move.

But I think the proper analogy is that Silicon Valley techies view government as code, the operating system that defines the operation of society...an operating system maybe overdue for disruption and a major upgrade.

Dozens of users have also suggested that the demise of "Family Circus," that vestige of the Eisenhower era, is long overdue — maybe Cathy can take out the kids from "Family Circus" in her final strip?

If you're not up for the job, then maybe you're simply overdue for a vacation - or a new job.

Maybe this is an overdue recognition that men -- traditionally socialized to be strong, to deny their flaws adamantly -- are finally able to come face to face with them.

Or maybe it's just long overdue?

Presidential hopeful Barack Obama has even made the long overdue suggestion that maybe Americans should bother learning another language or two so that when they travel abroad they're able to say a few respectful phrases in native tongue.

Perhaps that's overdue.

Perhaps I'm overdue.

Now, I felt that maybe I had given that same overdue gift to my boys, an escape from the pain and sadness divorce had caused them.

And maybe we can even have some long overdue British success to celebrate.