Sentence examples for completely unreported from inspiring English sources

The discussion is fueled by China's censorship policies; however, an important (Chinese) government regulation has gone completely unreported.

Yet both good and awful go almost completely unreported by media in the west.

"People at the lower end of the distribution curve – on big housing estates in the north-east, for instance – are effectively completely unreported," he said.

To be honest, I'm really not sure if I'm making a mountain out of a molehill myself, although I'm also aware that this could be down to my own experiences of racism going completely unreported.

Yet Szczęsny's act went almost completely unreported in the western press, with editors nervous about being seen to ascribe a political motive to his actions, an anxiety exacerbated by his history of depression.

Lib Dem Caroline Pidgeon told the City Hall meeting that organisations working with young people in London, such as the Ben Kinsella Trust, are certain there is "a huge amount of knife crime and attacks going on that are completely unreported", gang-linked or otherwise.

That attack went entirely unreported.

Although the call for such a commission was widely covered in media and policy circles, a critical section of the report went completely overlooked and unreported: Quintana actually became the first UNSR to take specific aim at the ruling State Peace and Development Council's corporate partners, singling out problematic foreign oil companies operating in the country.

This all went unreported.

Nevertheless, the mortality differences we observed for both women and men seem too great to be explained completely by deaths following unreported cancers.

The reasons for loss to follow-up are not completely understood, although a proportion due to unreported transfers and deaths are expected [ 25- 27].