Sentence examples for and underreported from inspiring English sources

Slack and underreported, these sections feel aimless — they add flavor, not substance.

There were more overexposed and underreported news stories than one can list, but here are eleven favorites.

Offered as history, biography or even public affairs journalism, the book could easily be criticized as tendentious and underreported.

Yet sexual assault of women at work, particularly those who work in isolated settings, is both common and underreported.

These notions of what is deemed attractive in different cultures may also be the reason why so many black girls' eating disorders go undetected and underreported.

The Christian Science Monitor zeroes in on an interesting and underreported phenomenon that has been attracting my attention in recent years.

As the authors note, the regulations governing deep-sea bottom trawling are very weak, and there is a great deal of illegal and underreported fishing going on.

The company, which is undergoing a government-administered reorganization, said its former managers padded sales figures and underreported expenses to hide actual net losses in each of the four years.

What was once a relatively unknown and underreported country is now at the forefront of the EU's mind, as it scrabbles for a way to "stem" the movement of people to Europe.

We beseeched President Obama to invest in community-based alternatives to policing and incarceration and challenged him on the lack of data on the state's systematic and underreported killings of unarmed black and Latino people.

(AP) NEW JERSEY EWING: CRIME UNDERREPORTING ALLEGED -- The College of New Jersey submitted inaccurate and underreported crime statistics to federal authorities, according to a report by the Department of Education.