Sentence examples for but unreported from inspiring English sources
Until the mid-1990s the growth of the internet went all but unreported in China's news media.
While there are no current statistics available, a 1993 study by the New York City Office of the Comptroller estimated that legal but unreported income from jobs in, for instance, construction, restaurants and child care, was $39 billion, or one-seventh the size of the city's official economy.
According to news sources, the lab troubles were known but unreported.
Justice Thomas has not responded to questions about his role in raising money for a museum in his hometown and his apparent but unreported or incompletely reported travels aboard a developer's private jet.
Percentage trends for IUU in each five year block were multiplied by the annual reported catch data to form overall annual estimates, separated into illegal catches and discards (including other unreported fish catch such as recreational and legal but unreported artisanal catches).
This group represents a mixture of patients with unknown, or known but unreported, primary malignancies.
Second, although the ESRD data reported to the USRDS is thought to be complete and current, it was not be possible to determine how many cases of ESRD deaths occurred but went unreported, and – more significantly – how many ESRD deaths were reported but without a record of a decision to terminate dialysis prior to death.
But the unreported phone conversation has certainly been worth Miss Kelly's while.
That's interesting work that lifts the lid on a hugely profitable but largely unreported criminal activity.
In the ensuing battle, which lasted two days but went unreported in the news media, Japan's ground troops proved little match for the well-entrenched enemy forces and suffered heavy casualties from intense shelling and hidden minefields.
But previously unreported papers – part of a leak from HSBC's private bank in Geneva – show Moussaieff had links to offshore companies and to trusts registered outside the UK.
