Sentence examples for left unreported from inspiring English sources
It is also alarmingly common for these cases to either be left unreported or unsolved; 60percentt of cases are left unreported (that number is higher for colleges, where only five percent are reported), and only three percent of rapists are ever sentenced to prison.
Many are left unreported, such as the case of my friend's husband.
Using the war as his cover, a British officer could be raping and killing local women — a crime that would cost more lives if left unreported but so atrocious that, if brought to light, it might demoralize the Maltese and turn "loyal little Malta" against its allies.
Unfortunately, no data were available since minor complications are often left unreported by anesthesiologists.
Of course, this goes against prior rumors (though ones we left unreported, as they seemed a bit too shaky) that Verizon would be the first in the US to get the Galaxy S II, launching it under the name "Function".
… Apparently it wasn't of enough energy or significance to cause any damage or harm and was left unreported, so the first that the university laboratory managers … heard about it was while doing the investigation" of the 16 March explosion. .
That leaves an unreported tax, nanny, marital, sexual identity, or in-the-closet issue.
The international media, however, left it mostly unreported.
However, in his 2008 tax evasion trial, prosecutors reportedly claimed that Snipes didn't file tax returns between 1999 and 2006, which left $38 million in unreported income.
A combination of cultural taboos, shame, and a lack of available options for women and girls result in a majority of cases of violence against women going unreported, leaving the crime unpunished and the girl invisible.
According to the report, submitted to the House Judiciary Committee in advance of our testimony next week, not only are undocumented immigrants less likely to report crime in the face of officers who can ask for their papers--but both Latino citizens and Whites are more likely to leave drug crimes unreported.
