Sentence examples for overdue less from inspiring English sources

In this sense, American pessimism is long overdue — less a consequence of sudden Japanization than of the gradual erosion of America's wage premium over the developing world.

Despite falling bad debts overall, loans overdue by less than three months jumped 36 percent at Bank of China.

According to tariffs published on Companies House' website, Twitter's fine for late filing is likely to total £375 at present — since the company is more than one month overdue but less than three.

"The idea of going after overdue fees is less cost-effective than just eating the costs," Mr. Graf said.

Action is long overdue, and nothing less than this will give black and minority solicitors and communities any confidence that they can have fair and equal access to justice.

"This moment is long overdue but no less joyful.

Late on Wednesday evening, the U.S. Senate passed, by unanimous consent no less, a long-overdue bill that will help to reform one of the most egregious aspects of our nation's criminal justice system — the staggering 100 to 1 sentencing disparity between crack cocaine and powder cocaine offenses.

These goals are long overdue, but that makes them no less essential to taking full advantage of the Internet's promise to improve American competitiveness.

To be sure, Fleet's nonperforming loans are up a third in the past year, but those are nearly all less than 90 days overdue.

The government has strict control over the banking system — the proportion of overdue loans made by banks is less than 4%.

Your husband may complain that the property taxes are long overdue and the building is worth less than the cost of paying them.