Sentence examples for considered a missing from inspiring English sources

The girl is considered a missing person.

Legally, in India, Ghosh was considered a missing person.

He is still considered a missing person, and the police are investigating the case as a homicide.

Because the disappearance was considered a missing persons case at first, the couple's apartment, the doctor's car and the plane he had rented were not searched until 18 months after Ms. Katz-Bierenbaum's disappearance.

Ms Aguilar immediately sought help at a local police station, but was told she had to wait 72 hours before her son could officially be considered a missing person.

A neutral response (answer 3 on the Likert scale) was considered a missing data point.

Rasmussen was also late in filing paperwork on his whereabouts with the cycling union in April 2006, which the organization also considered a missed test and which led to a formal warning.

Also a DCIS in a 45 year old woman at intermediate risk must be considered a missed cancer, since the patient had a nipple discharge that was negative for atypical cells.

An interval cancer in a 51 year old woman at high risk was considered a missed cancer because the previous mammogram identified a mammary sprain at the left upper outer quadrant, although a fine needle aspiration was negative for atypical cells (Table 4).

Mr. Gainer said Mr. Condit "is absolutely not a suspect" in Ms. Levy's disappearance, which police consider a missing persons case, not a crime.

Some visitors go straight on the Trans-Siberian, without stopping, which I consider a missed opportunity.