Sentence examples for overdue name from inspiring English sources
There's even talk of a long overdue name change, which is even better news unless one happens to be a huge "Jurassic Park" fan.
To the Editor: In a recently published study, van Ingen et al. (1 ) described the molecular characterization and phylogenetic position of the oryx bacillus, a member of the Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex, and proposed a long overdue name for the organism: Mycobacterium orygis.
The Easley case resulted in a dispute between player and team that has strained relations for the last 15 years, although Easley said that he and the Seahawks had finally begun discussing the overdue addition of his name to the team's Ring of Honor.
We have come to the table with a clear objective: a long-overdue, mutually acceptable composite name that includes the designation of Macedonia, but attaches an adjective to it to distinguish it from the broader geographical area of Macedonia.
The term Anthropocene was coined only in 2000, by the Nobel prize-winning scientist Paul Crutzen, who believes the name change is overdue.
By 7th grade, I was doing the laundry, cooking meals, and signing checks in my father's name to pay overdue bills.
3) Tracking: a name list with all overdue children who missed their immunization appointment will be manually generated from township hospitals monthly and then township hospital doctors will inform the village doctors by telephone calls.
In 2006, Lucas County began selling off its overdue tax certificates to a New Jersey company named Plymouth Park Tax Services, a subsidiary of JPMorgan Chase.
Other affiliations, like stadium naming, are going through an overdue market correction, said David M. Carter, the founder and principal of the Sports Business Group, a consulting firm in Los Angeles.
But problems arise when the credit bureau mistakenly matches one person's overdue debt to another person with a similar name.
Gripping the reins of her blond palomino named Prince, she said the restoration project was overdue.
