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.
Locals say that the money the dead are carrying goes unaccounted for, too.Since 2004 the army has delegated the fight against insurgents largely to the police.
Unless there is a strong sheriff or outside agency, the worst inclinations of that staff often take over and go unaccounted or unpunished".
And hundreds of thousands of dollars from the sale of some of Mr. Phillips's properties have gone unaccounted for, the disciplinary panel said in its decision.
Mr. Cohen said he had a "brief intimate relationship" with Ms. Lynch but it was not romantic and that millions of dollars had gone unaccounted for while she represented him.
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.
Every week, the equivalent of over three quarters of a bottle of wine per drinker goes unaccounted for…nationally we underestimate how much we drink and as individuals we can turn a blind eye to our heavier drinking periods when we calculate personal consumption.
