Sentence examples for been missing for at from inspiring English sources

The sample, a small amount, has been missing for at least a week, Mr. Coleman said.

There, she learned from her sisters that because Roberta was an adult and hadn't been missing for at least 48 hours, the police wouldn't declare her missing.

On November 23, 2008, 15 years after its last album, Guns N' Roses released Chinese Democracy exclusively via the electronics retailer Best Buy. Rose did not contribute to the album's promotion; by December, he had reportedly been missing for at least two months and had not returned phone calls or other requests from his record label.

"He'll be missing for at least two weeks which, for us, means 20 games," Benítez said.

Leeds expect their captain Kevin Sinfield to be missing for at least a month after he was carried off in the first half at Hull, and have appointed Jamie Peacock to lead them for the first time against his old club Bradford on Thursday.

He will be missing for at least a month and it is probably understandable if the crowd went home reflecting on a bittersweet occasion because, without wishing to be melodramatic, there have to be serious concerns about whether Kompany will ever get out of this demoralising cycle.

Van Persie will be missing for at least a fortnight with the ankle injury he picked up at the Liberty Stadium, which Van Gaal says will offer Radamel Falcao, who has scored four league goals since his loan move from Monaco in September, more chance to impress.

We identified and excluded 69 RFIDs belonging to patients or caregivers whose signals were not continuously detected by the receiving infrastructure and were missing for at least 25% of the time they were assigned to the individuals.

Genes for which the DAF score was missing for at least one of the three site classes were removed from the analysis.

A pragmatic approach was adopted so that if, for a given participant, an observation was missing for at least one of the covariates, a propensity score was estimated using the subset of covariates with complete data for that participant.

Data on each of the early-life factors except maternal age at birth/birth-order index and multiple birth status were missing for at least 10% of black women.