Sentence examples for perhaps long overdue from inspiring English sources

Henig's article was most timely, perhaps long overdue.

The changes, he added, were part of an inevitable evolution in publishing that was perhaps long overdue.

"It is now time, and perhaps long overdue," Judge Thompson wrote, for the court to enforce his 1991 injunction that forbid the cross to stand on public property because it violated the constitutional separation of church and state.

This is, perhaps, long overdue.

DUP MP Jeffrey Donaldson said: "It's perhaps long overdue but nevertheless it is a good thing.

Considered a whiz in the tobacco business, his elevation to the board was perhaps long overdue.

The first-past-the-post electoral system, however, was thought to be in workable shape — unwieldy, perhaps, and long overdue, some said, for structural reform, but not in itself a cause for Dickensian outrage.

Perhaps it was long overdue for a stellar RNA researcher such as James Darnell to undertake such a challenge.

The move is long overdue, and for Shutterfly, perhaps too little, too late.

The second challenge, and perhaps most daunting, is the College Board's long overdue emphasis on "evidence-based" writing.

This was a vital, strong, and welcoming act -- unexpected perhaps from the BJP -- that was long overdue: an affirmative stand in the right direction.