Sentence examples for missing in the future from inspiring English sources

A lot of things are going to be missing in the future.

Mr. Sandusky, facing grave charges and the possibility of imprisonment, discussed how much was now missing from his life, and how much more might be missing in the future.

And Congressional investigators are expected to release their findings in a report this summer, "to figure out how money doesn't go missing in the future," said Representative Randy Neugebauer, Republican of Texas, who is overseeing the report.

Many genotypes will be missing in the future when data from denser or less dense chips are merged with current genotypes from 50,000-marker chips or when two different 50,000-marker sets are merged, as is being done in the EuroGenomics project [ 11, 12].

The new Police National Database, launched in 2011, will help stop information from being missed in the future, police believe.

It's one of the things I won't miss in the future when I'm not doing the job anymore".

She cannot help thinking of the things Mr. Bell has missed already — Jordyn's learning to walk, Jada's perfect score on a spelling test — and those he will miss in the future.

Both she and her husband evoke an optimism about the country's present and future that is missing in the thundering campaigns of Sanders and Trump.

Even in my 20s- - which should have been the time I enjoyed my life the most, lived most in the present -- I was too busy fretting about what I was missing, living in the future while still managing to feel prematurely old.

Predictions P7 P9 (which reduce to P1 P3 for individuals with fully observed covariates) may be used to estimate measures of pragmatic model performance, under the assumption that missing predictors in the future clinical setting will be handled using multiply imputation in the same way.

This experiment is a replication of a previous experiment that tested how people choose between options related to missed opportunities in the past versus missed opportunities in the future, as reported in Shani et al. (2015).