Sentence examples for has become missing from inspiring English sources

AMBER Alerts let you know when a child has become missing and gives you all of the specific details so that you can keep an eye out, or if you've already seen something.

What was clear, too, was that the full implication of tinier, airborne spores had not been thought through; early hints, like the P Street worker, had become missed opportunities rather than signal flares suggesting that more testing might be needed.

And now, and it's about time, an Indian American has become Miss America.

On Monday morning, girls at the Montessori school that Davuluri's grandmother runs, in Andhra Pradesh, India, celebrated Davuluri's victory with pride: a woman of Indian heritage had become Miss America for the first time.

British Cycling is not the powerhouse it has become by missing what is happening under its nose, so it should come as no surprise that both progressed through the early tiers of the GB programme.

Critics who denounce this as populism (a word that somewhere along the way has become negative) miss the point.

(As part-time posts have become more readily available in recent years this type of post has become less common) Missing data 66 Missing data 44 Missing 28 Missing data 47.

Fewer and fewer Syrians appear to believe the government can restore order; the fraying of the country has become hard to miss.

In the process he has become an expert on missing links, and there are many in the history of 20th-century Latin American music.

With polls showing that a majority of his constituents no longer support him, calls for his resignation from the local newspapers and a name that has become tied to a missing 24-year-old woman, Representative Gary A. Condit appears to be trying to rehabilitate his image in time to run for re-election in his Central Valley district next year.

The goal of the bill is to help the federal government better respond to what has become a crisis of missing and murdered Native women.