Sentence examples for too overdue from inspiring English sources

One organization, in New Britain, Conn., ran what it called a tool lending library, until it discovered that too many tools were too overdue.

That, too, is overdue.

However, she may not be too far overdue.

Fix your budget and look into balance transfers if you find yourself with too many overdue credit card bills.

If the electricity bill remains overdue too long and service is shut down, the fee to reconnect the services sky rockets.

Ending the too-big-to-fail distortion of our financial markets is also long overdue.

The reality is that Zidane's retirement is overdue, so too Madrid's rejuvenation.

This is Mr. Mroué's long overdue and too brief American debut; he should come back, and soon.

One senior figure describes the McChrystal makeover as "a change in military culture".It has brought some overdue realism, too.

The weak economic numbers reinforced worries that stocks had surged too far, and were overdue for a correction.

Mr Cohen of Accor thinks that some hotel chains will actually grow during the recession, if only because there is bound to be further consolidation.Within the airline industry too, consolidation was already overdue when the recession struck.