unrecorded

The greatest uncertainty is how many cases have gone unrecorded.

The official death toll surpassed 200,000, though evidence grew that many more fatalities are going unrecorded.

Most of the killing and fleeing of Muslims went unrecorded by witnesses.

When an unwritten and unrecorded language disappears, it is lost to science.

It was quite an innocent surprise; an astonishment that a thing so beautiful should be unrecorded.

Knaus said the true figures were likely to be higher as many shipwrecks on central Mediterranean leave no survivors or go unrecorded.

Blockchain is our auditor and a promise that no access to the data or data manipulation remains unrecorded.

It ranged, too, very subtly and curiously, among almost unknown or unrecorded things; it lighted on small things and showed that perhaps they were not small after all.

Unseen by the thoughtless, unrecorded in the diaries of wiseacres, rarely mentioned in the speeches of statesmen, there was swiftly rising such a tide in the affairs of America as Jefferson and Hamilton never dreamed of in their little philosophies.