Sentence examples similar to virtually overdue from inspiring English sources
Arguably, action is long overdue – virtually every UK teenager uses social networking sites, and Ofcom research last month revealed that a quarter of internet users aged between eight and 12 have an underage social networking profile.
That's long overdue, as it raises virtually no money and is the most popular tax to eliminate in every poll.
The list of buildings overdue for inspections includes virtually every type of structure: movie theaters, yoga parlors, pet clinics, McDonald's restaurants, hair salons.
Others in the industry assert that, whatever the problems of managed care, it is still the cheapest and most efficient means of delivering health care and that the increases are overdue after five years of virtually flat costs.
For Mr. Botstein, Meyerbeer has become one of the great question marks of that process, a composer of historic popularity whose works, which virtually vanished from the repertory a century ago, are overdue for reconsideration.
"But virtually everyone who's been there says this is long overdue".
Civil liberties groups and other critics quickly hailed the recommendations as overdue to end what they view as dragnet collection of personal data on virtually every American and improper use of technology companies to monitor private communications.
It is anyway long overdue for Oxford and Cambridge to establish some new colleges, after 30 years when virtually none have been set up but existing colleges have expanded to cater mainly for rising numbers of postgraduate students.
