Sentence examples for term missing from inspiring English sources

Yet there's a term missing from the formula on which "Captain America: Civil War" runs.

To propel the movement, he recommends using the term "missing middle housing," rather than terms such as "upzoning," "density" and "multifamily," which he says have a negative connotation.

While there was never a good reason for linking the problems of abducted children and runaways, the vague and misused term "missing children" has come to include both.

The midfielder has been beset by injuries this term, missing three months with a broken metatarsal in his right foot and the heel condition plantar fasciitis in his left.

They followed that up with a ninth placed finish last term, missing out on a Uefa Cup spot only when Nico Kranjcar's goal was disallowed for offside on the final day against Arsenal.

In this way, the term missing link is a bit of a misnomer.

But the term misses the full thrust of Dubuffet's elevation of "people uncontaminated by artistic culture," as he called them.

The term is sometimes used loosely in moral philosophy to refer to anything we morally ought to do or be; but such a loose use of the term misses the heart of the disagreement between philosophers of gratitude.

However, due to sensor malfunction, data transmission problems, and quality assurance issues, there are often short-term or long-term missing data on solar radiation.

While not all families would seek guardianship, Missing People expects several thousand applications might be made each year, and that some would be made by the families of long-term missing people.

"Reviews of the enquiry have been carried out and will continue as is standard with any long-term missing person investigation.