Sentence examples for are considered missing from inspiring English sources

In all, nearly 70,000 people died in the quake and 18,000 are considered missing; officials now say those still missing are almost certainly dead.

More than 1,800 Americans are considered missing in action from the Vietnam War, with 1,381 of those within Vietnam itself, according to the Department of Defense.

Of the 850,000 children who are reported missing each year, said Jerry Nance, a case manager with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, only 3percentt or 4percentt are considered "missing and endangered," that is, neither runaways nor taken by a family member.

The number of survivors is estimated at 400, while 1,200 more are considered missing.

Positions that are not uniquely mappable on both strands are considered missing data.

Lastly, data are considered missing not at random if missingness depends on the unseen value of that observation even after conditioning on fully observed data.

Among those who perished, the bodies of six more marines who had been considered missing since March 23 were identified last week.

Those who had been relocated here were considered missing by their relatives, as if they had disappeared into oblivion.

Thomas W. Fritsch of Cromwell had been identified, along with 11 other servicemen who had been considered missing in action.

The waiting -- those endless weeks when the marines were considered missing -- was the most anxious period of all in some homes.

For two years, Mr. Beets had been considered missing until investigators in Henderson County discovered his body buried beneath a wishing well in Ms. Beets's yard.