1. Others may under-report due to dishonesty, forgetfulness or paranoia.

2. The Select Committee drew attention to the under-reporting of accidents in the oil industry.

3. Accidents and injuries involving blood or other body fluids were widely believed to be under-reported.

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4. However, it is impossible to determine how this pattern is influenced by the known under-reporting of suicides.

5. But why did they underreport ?

6. People tend to underreport the amount they spend on alcohol and cigarettes, for instance.

7. But sleep lab data reveal that people consistently underreport how often and how much.

8. The overwhelming incentive is to underreport volume under construction to boost price expectations.

9. The richest 10% of urban families underreport their income by about 69%, he finds.

10. Or if a household does underreport its spending, he assumes that it also downplays its food expenses proportionately, so that their Engel's coefficient is unaffected.

11. Local governments, on the other hand, might underreport to save face or to prevent international organizations from assisting opposition groups.

12. Some studies suggest people underreport their caloric intake by 30 percent or more.

13. Reporting a rape remains a strenuous and harrowing experience, however, and it is likely to continue as an underreported offence.

14. Some diplomats say crimes against foreign tourists are probably underreported.

15. All teachers were personally briefed on this procedure, which is designed to minimise underreporting of smoking behaviour.

16. It works well for small sites but is wildly unreliable for large ones and tends to severely underreport the count.

17. They might be afraid it might complicate their relationships more, so people tend to underreport it.

18. China's vulnerability to such shocks is probably overstated by official statistics that may exaggerate investment but underreport the fast-growing consumer sector.

19. It works well for small sites but is for large ones and tends to severely underreport the count.

20. No wonder the flu still so serious and furious. But why did they underreport?

21. People filling out such forms have an incentive to underreport how many miles they drive, so as to be charged a lower premium.