Meanings of largely unreported in English

The Brotherhood assertion that their supporters were peaceful and unarmed went largely unreported.

The wars, largely unreported in the western media, have often dragged on for decades.

But the real excitement, and progress, has been in Labour's largely unreported grassroots campaigns.

They deserve support, although their policies are largely unreported, and include opposition to the new EU treaty.

But one barnstorming speech last week that went largely unreported ought to rouse business from its torpor.

This harassment goes largely unreported -only 5 per cent of victims report their experiences to the police.

I do so because the settlement has gone largely unreported outside The Guardian, meriting only odd paragraphs elsewhere.

The intellectual conflicts waged by the likes of Freud, Stefan Zweig, Thomas Mann and Ernst Jünger go largely unreported.

Experience from other countries would suggest the mistreatment of elderly people by family members or carers goes largely unreported here.

Just over two years ago, in July 2009, I wrote in this column about a terrible, but largely unreported, humanitarian disaster.

In the past four years, the Pentagon and State Department have forged a close, and largely unreported, alliance with the Ugandan military.

In November 1994 the Catholic bishops of the US issued a call for a moral revolution, a call largely unreported in the national media.

Yet the constructive work undertaken by millions of volunteers and tens of thousands of charities goes largely unreported or ignored for most of the year.

As huge movie franchises tanked and the presidential campaign lunged deeper into apocalyptic absurdity, a fascinating pop-cultural phenomenon remained largely unreported by the grown-up media.

Largely unreported is one thing that distinguishes this movement from many others: a strong regenerative culture.