Sentence examples for were actually missing from inspiring English sources

Worse was to happen 20 years later under Bill Clinton's presidency when, according to General Hugh Shelton, who was chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff at the time, "the codes were actually missing for months".

Some of the items might have been found, warehoused or sold, department officials said, but the agency's inventory system is so poor it is hard to know exactly what assets were actually missing.

Debate still rages, as it has for a century, over whether the fingers were simply bent over as a form of code, or whether the joints were actually missing, in which case either disease (such as some kind of frostbite) or a ritual mutilation was responsible.

But state police said just four of the children were actually missing.

In addition to these data entries, if the data to be entered were actually missing at the time of data entry typically, due to research assistant or protocol-monitoring error a value corresponding to "missing data" was entered.

Original medical records of a sample of subjects with missing data were referenced to determine whether or not these data were actually missing or left uncoded; based on this process, it was determined that uncoded foreign-born and HIV status variables had actual values of "no" and were therefore coded as such in the merged database.

Preliminary investigations of the predicted pathways revealed that some proteins of the "standard" pathways (e.g., the TCA cycle) were actually missed by SNAP.

In fact, they showed that some known regulators of the pathway under investigation were actually missed by the validation screens [ 18].

For one, the government has no idea how many girls are actually missing.

Perhaps the accepted understanding of the value-action gap is actually missing something?

But with Mr. Guerra's songs people are actually missing something.