Sentence examples for might have embedded from inspiring English sources

The local news media have recently suggested that Taliban militants might have embedded themselves in some of the city's slums, especially the predominantly Pashtun neighborhoods.

Others have embedded technology to block cheap refills.

All systems have embedded purposes.

Digital fluidic devices employing liquid marbles might benefit from having embedded computing circuits without electronics and moving mechanical parts (apart from the marbles).

Today, "people power" is shaking the "pillars" of the American position in the Middle East, while -- despite the staggering levels of military might the Pentagon still has embedded in the area -- the Obama administration has found itself standing by helplessly in grim confusion.

Not all videos have embedding enabled.

He argued that the Vulcanodon carcass might have been embedded with the head and neck bended backwards above the pelvis, a posture called death pose that is frequently seen in dinosaur skeletons.

It wouldn't be worth it anyway ... Disney's lawyers are among the top twenty in the world!" Protests were raised against one scene where it appears as if the word "SEX" might have been embedded into the dust flying in the sky when Simba flops down, which conservative activist Donald Wildmon asserted was a subliminal message intended to promote sexual promiscuity.

The answer might have be embedded inside some of your answers.

(In fact the suit, which I've embedded below, includes what might be the most detailed parsing of a Mashable article that I've ever seen).

Science Dances: Though the video we've embedded above is complex, students might watch it for fun and to see if they can discern how the dancers acted out vesicle formation.