Sentence examples for fall below the radar from inspiring English sources

"They fall below the radar in so many ways", Shire observes.

Again, she can't say except to say this: "The real nitty-gritty of our department is complaints that fall below the radar screen.

In addition, there may be dozens, if not hundreds, of other undercapitalized banks that fall below the radar of analysts because they do not have publicly traded shares, like German landesbanks, or because they are too small.

An attempt to position marginalised issues such as NTDs within the broader SDG agenda could work for other causes that fall below the radar of media attention or populist sentiment.

Some of her most disturbing stories concern deaf people who cannot communicate because they have never learned sign language and therefore fall below the radar and become incredibly vulnerable.

A lot more than usual at this time of year is probably already in the tanks of thousands of homeowners and in the storage sites of heating oil dealers and businesses whose stockpiles fall below the radar of the weekly statistics, according to many industry officials.

And there are other, below-the-radar cases as well.

The report by the University of Leicester's Centre for Hate Studies estimated that 35,000 cases of hate crime against LGBT people fell below the radar of official crime figures.

In the very years when Chicago has gloried in newfound recognition as a major restaurant destination, with the spotlight trained upon alumni of Mr. Trotter's kitchen like Mr. Achatz, Homaro Cantu (of Moto), Giuseppe Tentori (of Boka), and Graham Elliot (of Graham Elliot), the man who put the city on the fine-dining map has somehow fallen below the radar.

One measure of the extent to which the Milan-based company falls below the radar of many American women was provided last week when Women's Wear Daily published the results of a survey to determine the 100 most recognizable international fashion brands.

That's why I think that it will take a phenom a movie that emerges from a nontraditional venue to become a great success after being covered by bloggers, but falling below the radar of mainstream outlets for editors at many publications to keep an eye out on streaming-video Web sites and video on demand in order not to be caught lagging behind.