Sentence examples for unnoticed problem from inspiring English sources

One unnoticed problem in this area is what happens if a nanny is hurt while working.

Perinatal twin death remains an unnoticed problem in Sub-Saharan Africa, despite a high frequency of twin births.

It seems that patients have a life span close to normal although unnoticed visceral problems are a major concern.

"It's good because it has become harder for scandal and negligence to go unnoticed and problems that otherwise might be ignored are suddenly under scrutiny.

Outcomes assessment is an epistemological quagmire, a problem unnoticed by many of the practice's strongest advocates.

Thus, NK cell-mediated killing of gene transduced cells might be a major problem unnoticed in past clinical studies.

For a few weeks, a phrase in a job advertisement for a rural Michigan schools superintendent went unnoticed despite a glaring problem.

His problem, apparently unnoticed by him, is that he is mounted not on the horse's back but on its belly -- and the horse, judging by the dangling tongue, is dead.

However, the previously unnoticed report said the problem at the time was "far wider" and made clear the 2,000 figure did not include officers suspected of "criminality and misconduct", which included dealing and using drugs ranging from steroids to crack cocaine, fraud, domestic violence and "sexist, racist and homophobic behaviour".

Each was investigated, but so inadequately that the underlying problems went unnoticed.

This was very nearly their undoing: the hands-off approach may have saved face in Detroit, but problems went unnoticed.