Underreported in a sentence

But cases of clergy abuse among African Americans are especially underreported, according to experts, who argue the lack of attention adds to the trauma of an already vulnerable population.

During that time, he underreported income on his federal taxes.

However similar increases of crime in rural communities often go underreported.

Sexual assault is one of the most underreported crimes in the United States, and it’s rare for a perpetrator to be prosecuted.

The political funds scandal emerged following a criminal complaint alleging five LDP factions, including the fourth-largest one that Prime Minister Fumio Kishida headed until earlier this month, underreported revenue from political fundraising parties.

The problem also is underreported, here and nationwide: Unless the driver is honest about their distraction, or there is a witness, distracted driving is not included in the crash report.

The report also includes detailed survivors' narratives recounting their experiences and data analyses revealing that each Illinois diocese underreported the number of child sex abusers in the Catholic clergy.

This winter, however, the power grid problems are spreading in one of the more underreported stories of the year.

However, SSIs are still underreported, largely due to improper and inconsistent identification methods among health systems.

Putting these often undetected and therefore underreported cybercrimes into context, last year, European organisations collectively battled tens of thousands of cyberattacks.

Thanks to the underreported efforts of the House Administration’s Subcommittee on Oversight and its chairman Barry Loudermilk, we are beginning to see just how crudely false was Pelosi’s interpretation of that day’s events.

The existence of an underreported “black figure” highlights the severity of the issue and the necessity for concerted action against cyber threats.

According to the 2018 report by the U.N. it has been found that: Violence against women is almost universally underreported to authorities.

California Coronavirus Deaths Inches Closer To 10,000The state is also saying that coronavirus cases could be underreported due to problems with the disease reporting system.

Domestic violence is underreported for all kinds of reasons, but I would not put shame in the top five reasons for that.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon admitted that the number of deaths in Scotland had been underreported because of mistakes in notifying the government of new fatalities.

Mr Howard feels that the potential benefits to the area have been underreported, and as well as 14 landowners benefiting, around €5.6 million would be available in the local area for community funding over the lifetime of the project.

New documents have revealed that China mishandled and underreported coronavirus cases there at the beginning of the pandemic.

The true numbers of both cases and deaths are almost certainly underreported, particularly in countries with poorer health care systems, health experts and officials say.

To keep morale up, countries that had been at war, such as the US, UK, France, and Germany, underreported and minimised their numbers through wartime censorship.