Sentence examples for overdue because of from inspiring English sources

The $103.4 billion budget was adopted 85 days overdue because of disagreements over closing a $15 billion deficit.

One thing that Sergeant Tejeda had sought for years and not yet obtained was United States citizenship, something that several people in Washington Heights said yesterday was overdue because of his long military service.

As a result, the health sensing data can still be overdue because of the scheduled lossy links.

A sound development of scientific research on earthquake prediction and forecasting is long overdue because of rising social demand in Japan for protecting people's lives and properties.

Therefore, a targeted study of phytomyxid biodiversity is overdue, because of their known potential to damage crops directly by causing diseases or indirectly by transmitting viruses [ 2, 15].

It is possible that the child health record database may overestimate children who are overdue because of incomplete records; this would have the effect of increasing the estimate of sensitivity of the immunisation history.

This type of observance is long overdue, because the N.B.A. needs to put more emphasis on its wonderful history.

Mr. Catucci said the new hiring of longshoremen was "long overdue," because he had often gone days without enough workers to unload ships.

A greater appreciation of CKD in this population is also overdue because management decisions are affected and increased vigilance may avoid further kidney injury.

Dorothy Herman, president of Prudential Long Island, which has 37 offices, said that new rentals are "overdue, because Long Island had never been planned for anything but families".

The network management changes are long overdue because — believe it or not — the Internet is outdated.