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The Yale scientists find that if nothing more is done, there will be more than 170,000 Ebola cases – including those that are unreported – and more than 90,000 deaths by 15 December in Montserrado, a densely populated county containing the capital, Monrovia, and which has one of the highest case rates in Liberia.
The problem with bottom-up counts, like the FBI collection that begins with police records, is a severe attrition rate for data as it climbs toward the national light, as deaths go unreported or unrelayed from one level to another.
The Global Times said several of the cases had gone unreported , adding: "If it is confirmed that Ma [Jisheng] has been caught, we hope that his story will one day appear on media to serve as a warning for others".
The Justice Department estimates that 70% of rapes are unreported.
There were the much outweighed positives, too: the unrecognised acts of kindness and compassion; the many fine, uplifting speeches that go unreported because they do not fit the pugilistic tenor of question time; the fine people who really do get into politics to make a difference; and the families who make it work because of their belief in the nobility of public service.
Nearly a decade later, Zuley – whose interrogation plan for Slahi received personal sign-off from then-defense secretary Donald Rumsfeld but has gone almost entirely unreported – would tell the detainee that the US had his mother in custody, US government investigations have documented, even while they avoid Zuley's name.
When Zuley took over the Slahi interrogation in 2003 – his name has gone widely unreported – he designed a plan so brutal it received personal sign-off from then-US defence secretary Donald Rumsfeld.
What was unreported , though, was that the flood also destroyed all nine fuel cells.
Evans complained that media reporting of Ukip was unfair, pointing out that Labour had councillors who had previously been in the National Front or the BNP while crimes involving councillors from other parties often went unreported in the national media.
Only then will the consequences of Enron's failure be clear for the firms with which it had dealings, and for the American and world financial systems as a whole.The suddenness of Enron's collapse raises the possibility of big, as yet unreported , problems inside the firm.
Unreported enterprise is as old as tax-collection itself, but new research suggests that the shadow is spreading ever wider.
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The primary grammatical function of "unreported" is as an adjective . It modifies nouns to describe something that has not been reported or officially recorded. Ludwig examples show it often qualifies terms like "cases", "incidents", and "crimes". According to Ludwig AI, the phrase is correct and usable in written English.
Expression frequency: Very common
