Sentence examples for missing children who from inspiring English sources

A screening based solely on levels of transaminases therefore risks missing children who have or are at risk of developing NAFLD.

They find themselves now among Britain's legion of lost pupils; the missing children who have disappeared altogether from the country's education system.

Since then he has started to campaign against "illegal" faith schools, which operate without a licence and often have poor standards, and written to the education secretary about the number of "missing children" who leave schools each year without any record of their whereabouts.

It has a fascinating fictional premise: a missing child who comes back and a changed family who have to get used to the idea.

"He's a kid who materialized out of thin air, unaged," she pointed out to Doggett in an episode about a missing child who turned up after 10 years.

THE PHANTOM OF LIBERTY -- A new print of Luis Buñuel's outrageous 1974 collection of comedy vignettes, including one in which parents discuss their concern about their missing child, who is sitting right in front of them.

Authorities in Nevada are trying to locate a missing child who was in the care of a woman later arrested for stabbing a co-worker at a Las Vegas casino.

While most parents clearly miss children who have left home for college, jobs or marriage, they also enjoy the greater freedom and relaxed responsibility.

We talked about the things that would get your mind off of the war: a boyfriend you were about to break up with; a husband you desperately missed; children who acted up every time you deployed.

The septic shock subgroup included only children who went on vasoactive infusions, and may have missed children who had aggressive FBT alone.

The clinic review will miss children who never registered with the clinic, and can include children who moved away from the area.