Sentence examples for overdue though from inspiring English sources

An investigation is long overdue, though it shouldn't take a lot of digging.

In mid-May it put Jochen Dieckmann, the state's finance minister, on the bank's supervisory board.Such attention is well overdue, though whether the worthy Mr Dieckmann is the man for the job is debatable.

Yet a genuine public debate about what constitutes a good business is long overdue, though the coalition parties have begun to dabble with the idea in small ways themselves.

The evidence of the past few years, when money has been poured into hospitals, has shown how costly and inefficient they are, says Nick Bosanquet, professor of health policy at Imperial College, London.The reform is sound and long overdue, though arguably it lacks ambition.

He's overdue though #oscars 50.

A spokesman for the South Korean president's Millennium Democratic Party said the message was "most welcome, though overdue".

If it was not, that would mean the inspection was four months overdue, even though five breakdowns were reported to the authority in the last six months, its records show.

The sponsors will try to attach these amendments to the five-year $40 billion Water Resources Development bill, itself overdue even though it includes several important provisions.

It's widely expected that she will pay for it by collecting a portion of that $700 billion overdue bill (though she has not explicitly said that).

Sergei Kosov, a 71-year-old Muscovite who watched Putin's televised address, said the reform "has long been overdue even though not everyone agrees".

This is a long-overdue correction, though Bonami has pooh-poohed the suggestion that this was his goal.