underreported

The true number of deaths, which are often underreported, may be even higher.

Well, it was the greatest underreported story of the 20th century, in my view.

And one thing we learned a few months ago was just how underreported job gains were in 2011.

Those penalties are 20 to 30 percent of the underreported tax.

"It tells the story of many companies that go underreported in the business media."

The report also said that family abuse cases are typically underreported.

Real estate purchases have also been growing but are underreported.

However, it is widely felt that these statistics are underreported.

At both schools, some students and professors are concerned that numbers will continue to be underreported.

"It's part of the reason why gang activity is underreported."

This number is widely considered to be extremely underreported for a country of more than 1 billion people.

The South has been an underreported story all year.

Most researchers believe the number of child abuse deaths is underreported, according to the department.

Perhaps the most underreported story in Iraq today is the theft of its oil revenues.

Domestic violence in Panama is a serious problem and remains underreported.

One of the problems is that the 1990 census has greatly underreported their population.

"We know sexual violence is seriously underreported," said Smith, the commission member.

But the researchers believe the role of cellphones was most likely underreported.

It has been suggested in case reports that the condition, although rare, is likely underreported.

The paper's authors suggested that this number was "significantly underreported."

"It's alarming that the actual production was underreported by a third."

The state's existing fine, also 20%, applies only to underreported income.

Even though the number of official reports appears high, in reality cases are underreported to government entities.

Doctors believe those numbers are both underreported and growing.

We want to tell stories that are currently underreported.