Sentence examples for overdue given from inspiring English sources

Industry analysts said the reductions at both G.M. and Chrysler were overdue, given their falling sales.

Ruby McGregor-Smith, its chief executive, said: "It's long overdue given the lack of increases lower paid staff have had.

This is good news, and overdue given the scale of the social and economic crisis in Greece.

To some and particularly his party's combative liberal base, Mr. Biden's aggressiveness might have appeared both appropriate and overdue given Mr. Obama's more timid performance last week.

Either way, Dr. Stigler said, the study is an important step in a journey that is long overdue, given the vast shortcomings of education as usual.

Indeed, the first world-class convert is probably long overdue, given how the sports have always cast curious glances at each other.

Democratizing the board would seem long overdue, especially given corporate America's recent sorry performance.

It is the long overdue voice given to the real experiences of all students.

The women use female pronouns in the song, prompting critics to hail it as "revolutionary" and a "long overdue milestone," given that both performers identify as bisexual in real life.  .

"I think these efforts are long overdue, but, given the strength of the gun lobby and the Republican House, it will be difficult to get passed," Ian Bartrum, professor of constitutional law at Drake Law School, told HuffPost in an interview Wednesday evening.

Jaleen: The group is the first one that I know of to bring women together and to openly discuss and identify sexism in illustration, which is a long overdue corrective given that the industry mantra has usually been that the field is equal-opportunity.