Sentence examples for may have invisible from inspiring English sources

Soon, all electronic documents created electronically may have invisible markings that could be traced back to the author or recipient.

Because these newly discovered galaxies are found in a very active, violent part of space, scientists think that the systems may have invisible dark matter "shields" that help them survive.

However, each piece of wood has character, and no matter how much care was taken in selecting the piece of wood, it may have invisible imperfections.

Even new pipe may have invisible damage that will appear when the system is operating, and repairing leaks before the heads are installed will prevent the need to re-flush it later.

It may means that some patients with venous thrombus may have had invisible distant metastases before surgery.

"Though I may have been invisible on the streets," he told the crowd.

"Though I may have been invisible to you in the streets, I have a lot of the same dreams that brought many of you here tonight".

Those manly overalls and caps splotched with green leaves and brown branches may have looked invisible in the catalogue and impressed the other humans back at the lodge, but what did the deer think of it?

Although the resulting light show may have been invisible to human eyes, yellow filters enabled the team to see and film previously hidden colors.

Even areas that don't seem especially hairy may have fine, invisible baby hairs to which the latex will adhere.

"I have invisible lipstick in there".