Sentence examples for missing suggests from inspiring English sources

But the fact that one case was found pried open, with a bottle missing, suggests that the whisky there may have been someone's secret stash.

The statue's striated but polished surface, with one hip etched away and another leg missing, suggests that it was worn over the years by running water and the slow grinding of mud.

"The fact that poor children from Chinese and Indian backgrounds, where family structures are strong and learning is highly valued, outscore so dramatically children from homes where these values are often missing suggests that culture, not ethnicity or cash, is the key to educational achievement".

Furthermore, the exclusion of individuals for whom disease or disability were missing suggests that the prevalence of disability might be underestimated, as most of these individuals were women, elderly, and low educated, who are known to have high disability prevalence [ 13, 46].

The disputed document, which has mysteriously gone missing, suggests that Lazarus was a young man who took part in a nocturnal baptismal rite that resulted in a "mystical union," both spiritual and physical, with Jesus.

In Alabama, 250 bodies have been recovered, though the hundreds of people still missing suggested that many bodies remained undiscovered.

He added that as well as the fatally wounded, 48 others were suffering from gunshot wounds and six activists remained missing, suggesting the death toll may increase.

The daily newspaper el-Watan quoted police sources as saying that more than 500 were reported missing, suggesting that the final death toll will exceed 1,000.

And so, in the first sentence, there's the body of an adolescent boy pulled from the Tiber, throat slashed and internal organs missing, suggesting a human sacrifice.

The authorities estimated that at least 40 people died and up to 200 were missing, suggesting that the death toll could climb.

Furthermore, the number of individuals convicted is low compared to the total number observed (14 out of 110, or 12.7%) and a value in the classification is missing, suggesting a separation problem [60].