Examples of 'often invisible' in a sentence
Meaning of "often invisible"
Often invisible: Describes something that is not readily or easily seen, frequently implying metaphorical invisibility rather than physical absence
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These are people who are often invisible to society.
These often invisible steps are needed to make enduring change.
An injury to the brain is often invisible to an outsider.
They are often invisible and therefore mostly taken for granted.
The poor and homeless are often invisible.
These gases are often invisible and produce no odor.
They are always present but often invisible.
Another often invisible struggle though.
Deaf and disabled children were often invisible.
A silent and often invisible killer.
The second goal is to make visible what is often invisible.
The differences are often invisible to the naked eye.
Heat waves kill but their effects are often invisible.
Wounds of war are often invisible to the naked eye.
Yet the political will to make quotas work is so often invisible.
Those in prison are often invisible to society.
All these problems and more are still too often invisible.
These behaviors are often invisible to others and difficult to prove.
The wounds of war are often invisible.
Bigotry is often invisible to those who are not on the receiving end of it.
These forces are often invisible.
My thanks to the often invisible but always efficient staff of the secretariat.
Psychological wounds are often invisible.
Abusive behaviour is often invisible to people who are not its targets.
Economic growth could not take place without this unpaid and often invisible work.
Children with disabilities are often invisible in education sector planning.
On top of that, success in well-designed resilient infrastructure is often invisible.
Dark colored buffalo are often invisible in darkness and or fog.
Although women do a lot of work in the chain, they are often invisible.
Her work is often invisible.
These are often invisible disabilities, because they are normally not visible.
Popular ingenuity is often invisible.
Homeless people are often invisible to the folks who pass them on the streets.
Disabled people are often invisible.
They are often invisible on children 's nails and appear over time.
The process is often invisible.
Girls are often invisible and seldom heard, especially in public settings.
Such a process is often invisible.
Women 's lack of decision-making power means that their roles as environmental managers are often invisible.
Suffering is often invisible.
Information and communication technology is already omnipresent, but often invisible.
Cyclones are often invisible.
The line between conviction and stubbornness is so fine that it 's often invisible.
The moisture in the concrete is often invisible and difficult to detect.
I am talking about an entire world of information hiding in a small, often invisible thing.
Cancer is often invisible.
While we can see dirty water or smell fetid air, soil problems are often invisible.
Unaccompanied minor girls are thus often invisible and difficult to monitor.
With participatory media, the boundaries between audiences and creators become blurred and often invisible.
They are the workers who are too often invisible in our society.
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