Sentence examples similar to overdue to make from inspiring English sources

Local governments have a crucial and long-overdue adjustment to make.

WASHINGTON — President Obama ordered the Energy Department on Thursday to immediately draft long-overdue standards to make a variety of appliances and light bulbs more energy efficient.

Allegra tells the boat story with only minimal rancor, but she's got a long-overdue point to make: Still waters run deep.

"When did we stop being great?" Clinton's warm-up act paid faint praise to Sanders – "He's speaking to things that everyone in this room agrees with" – but concluded with a message of entitlement that turns many supporters off: "It's long overdue for us to make Hillary president of the United States".

The point is that it's long overdue for alcohol to make way for something better.

These changes, though long overdue, are certain to make using the app a better experience for trans people and may even help to introduce cisgender people to concepts about gender they might otherwise not have been exposed to.

States have borrowed against pension funds and tobacco settlement payments and offered amnesty to delinquent taxpayers to encourage them to make overdue payments.

"Remit letters are overdue so they need to make some kind of decision.

Democrats should use their control of government and the economic crisis as a once-in-a-lifetime chance to make some overdue changes.

Berman blamed the problems on the difficulties it encountered in pushing through an overdue modernisation of the services to make them "efficient, flexible and sustainable for the future".

Easy Rawlins has been pressed into detective service by DeWitt Albright, a mysterious, sinister man who lures Easy with enough money to make the overdue mortgage payments on his beloved home.