Sentence examples for overdue than from inspiring English sources
A new study of how a 25-kilometer segment of the San Andreas fault accumulates stress and releases it in moderate earthquakes shows that the next quake in the series is now even longer overdue than thought.
Artest's pink slip from the NBA is more overdue than my rogue stack of library books, is all I'm saying.
Women who had migrated to the UK more than 10 years ago were less likely to be overdue than those born in the UK.
Women who attended religious services at least once a week were more likely to be overdue than those who rarely or never attended (27% compared with 17%, p = .020).020
(The scene in which Georgia takes off all her clothes to illustrate the difference between nakedness and the vulnerability of intimacy seems thuddingly gratuitous.) In the end Lesnewski comes to the same sad end as the man who inspired the playwright to create him, but it feels inevitable rather than tragic and overdue rather than much too soon.
But the rise in prices looks more like an overdue adjustment than a bubble.
The next year, Republicans on the state's budget committee quietly slipped a measure into the budget through a last-minute Motion 999 to allow payday lenders to declare a loan in default a mere 10 days after a payment was overdue, rather than the 40 days as previously reported the Capitol Times' Jack Craver.
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 tsunami of populist rage coursing through America is bigger than Daschle's overdue tax bill, bigger than John Thain's trash can, bigger than any bailed-out C.E.O.'s bonus.
Women who had migrated to the UK more than 10 years ago were less likely to be overdue for screening than women born in the UK (12% compared with 23%, p = .003).003
Despite falling bad debts overall, loans overdue by less than three months jumped 36 percent at Bank of China.
