Sentence examples for the missing number from inspiring English sources

The missing number is 99.

Work out therules and find the missing number.

Election officials in several counties said in interviews today that they had supplied the missing number on the forms and sent out absentee ballots to voters.

You could choose to play the analytics game, where you have to spot the missing number in a sequence, many more times than the "phone numbers" memory game.

And this works down the line with 45 –27 = 18, and 39 – 18 = 21, which means that the missing number must be 15, until you get to 21 – 13 which is equal to 8 not 7! Back to square one.

As someone who has written several times about the "missing millions" of workers in this recovery, I was, naturally, drawn to the new report, particularly to the estimate that the missing number is six million, which is about the population of Missouri.

That torso has been filled out by the Vivaldi scholar Alessandro Ciccolini, who has composed the missing recitative, and substituted arias from other Vivaldi operas for the missing numbers.

Some specialists think bias was the reason for the missing numbers.

Indeed, every national title from pre-digital history still drops on a mat near you – with 300,000 or so copies of the i to make up some of the missing numbers.

Most of the blame for the missing numbers falls squarely at the feet of the cash-based economies that comprise the majority of financial activity in these markets.

Find the missing numbers.