Sentence examples for all unaccounted from inspiring English sources

Activity from other organs that could not be extrapolated due to the unknown weight-to-body weight ratio was assigned together with all unaccounted for activity to the remainder, which is assumed to be homogenously distributed throughout the remaining body.

When he was a small child, something about his eyes would cause elderly relatives to choke up and begin talking in rapid Yiddish about a long-lost uncle named Shmiel, who had a wife and four daughters, all unaccounted for.

She has decided that the writer has been spending all his unaccounted time with another woman.

When the search parties were called off the mountain due to bad weather yesterday evening, it looked likely that two more British climbers and a pair of Spaniards, who all remained unaccounted for, would be added to the list of victims.

At the same time, all the transactions are unaccounted for and cost the government's hundreds of millions of dollars in lost tax revenue.

We can only imagine the collective anguish when officials announced that all the as yet unaccounted for children didn't make it.

Unemployment, income, productivity — all were literally unaccounted for, a state of affairs the economic conservatives of the time preferred, asserting that downturns were simply part of the natural economic cycle, and that the free market would inevitably bring things back into equilibrium.

Phelps lifted the Athens Games, which were bedevilled by ballooning costs and political infighting, and in China four years ago Usain Bolt galloped through all the reservations over vast, unaccounted spending and neglected human rights.

By adding appropriate error terms to the new method model we can adjust for any spatial variability that remains unaccounted for after incorporating all the available covariates.

Lessons have been learned, in particular the responsibility of all staff to report unaccounted staff absences".

They were told that six commercial aircraft were unaccounted for, all of which were potential missiles.