unreported
ਿਰਪੋਰਟ
definition
adjective
many human rights abuses went unreported
not reported.
example
For every incident of rape reported, there are thousands that go 'unreported' .
What he said to the workers went 'unreported' , except in a small local paper that tracked down two of them.
You have people's deaths going 'unreported' for weeks because other climbers are not wanting to stop and help.
Your stories and your deaths were mostly 'unreported' in the British media.
Today domestic violence makes up a quarter of all reported violent crime, although most goes 'unreported' .
This figure does not account for 'unreported' or undiscovered incidents.
As stated, this is one of the cases that is 'unreported' and unpublished.
Indeed, many cases go 'unreported' because the victim does not seek help or even report the incident.
This bleak picture goes 'unreported' because journalists are rarely seen there.
Gardaí said a previously 'unreported' sighting of Mr Moloney in Ennis on Friday night has been confirmed.
Many of them are dying and their deaths are going 'unreported' .
When there are no cops to report your minor theft to it goes 'unreported' .
More go missing and 'unreported' since owners gain little by filing a police report.
And we have no idea how many incidents have gone 'unreported' or have been covered up.
Ironically, for someone who had enjoyed such celebrity, her death in 1909 went 'unreported' in the Paris press.
His death passed largely 'unreported' in Britain; the BBC does not even have a news archive report.
That is an alarming insight into the prevalence of 'unreported' crime.
But PC Lees stressed that the figures were just the tip of the iceberg with many incidents going 'unreported' .
The high number of accidents, suicides and other non-combat deaths have gone largely 'unreported' in the media.
How many innocent Muslim deaths will go 'unreported' this time?
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