Sentence examples for to be missing for from inspiring English sources

The state usually requires a person to be missing for five years before being presumed dead.

This is unusual, for someone to be missing for this period of time".

* Men are brilliant at insisting that they have to be missing for 24 hours before they will declare themselves lost.

What happened to be missing for Auden was the ideal collaborator, the dramaturg or director who could shape and adapt his insights.

He was helped off with a torn hamstring after 71 minutes against Wales, faces a scan today, but is likely to be missing for between six and eight weeks.

Normally someone has to be missing for 24 hours before police launch a search, but given Noakes's age and the heat they are actively looking for him, another officer said.

Although attempts were made to maximise recruitment by using computerised identification, there was still the potential for patients to be missed, for example if the GP decided to override the system.

All three could be missing for up to five weeks from next weekend.

Most pressingly, where is Bono, who currently appears to be missing his first Davos for years?

In practice, age is unlikely to be missing, but was used for illustrative purposes to enable the effects of a continuous covariate with missing values to be investigated.

"This is very unusual for him to be missing.