Sentence examples for go unaccounted from inspiring English sources

Unless there is a strong sheriff or outside agency, the worst inclinations of that staff often take over and go unaccounted or unpunished".

The Salvation Army rather chillingly describes clothing as "the UK's fastest growing household waste stream" – chilling, because while clothes have become increasingly cheap, there are some costs that go unaccounted for on the price tag.

Additional costs of biofuels often go unaccounted for.

While the more extreme cyber threats and cyberbully stories make the headlines, the costs to businesses, public facilities and youth often go unaccounted for.

While the more extreme cyber threats and cyberbully stories make the headlines, the costs to businesses, public facilities and youth often go unaccounted for.

Younger kids' concussions may actually go unaccounted for in our current surveillance systems.

These variations impact the quality of service (QoS) that goes unaccounted for in planning strategies.

During those 12 1/2 hours, about 4,000 cubic feet of gas went unaccounted for, the chief said.

(Early in the research, even stool samples were collected and tested to make sure no calories went unaccounted for).

Reports estimate that between 2007 and 2010 $32bn in oil revenue went unaccounted for in government ledgers.

15 These numbers may in fact understate the true scale of the disaster, given refugees and those internally displaced that have gone unaccounted for in official statistics.