Sentence examples for are actually missing from inspiring English sources

But with Mr. Guerra's songs people are actually missing something.

For one, the government has no idea how many girls are actually missing.

"In some areas where we thought the results were final, some ballot boxes are actually missing," he said.

KYOTO, Japan — More than 234,000 people listed on government records as age 100 or older are actually missing and probably dead, in some cases long dead, the Justice Ministry said Friday.

However, I would argue that early career researchers are actually missing a world of opportunity in pursuing notions of status, and that working in the apparently "less prestigious" former polytechnic or other newer universities can actually be more beneficial for the fledgling academic.

What we are actually missing is the target column (and this is what we would normally transmit) since the source column is known to the receiver.

Perhaps the accepted understanding of the value-action gap is actually missing something?

"The leaf was actually missing for several years, until I found it sitting in a storeroom and reattached it," said Kevin McCarthy, director of stadium operations for the Mets.

Some of the items might have been found, warehoused or sold, department officials said, but the agency's inventory system is so poor it is hard to know exactly what assets were actually missing.

Part of the family's frustration, Mr. Shuster said — and one reason the lawsuit requests a Hungarian inventory — is that it appears impossible to know just how much art is actually missing.

If the Java browser plug-in is actually missing, you can find steps for reinstalling it on a Mozilla support page if you absolutely need to use the software.