Sentence examples for a convoluted selection process from inspiring English sources

It doesn't help that the foreign language film category, introduced at the 29th Oscars (a nickname not officially adopted by the academy until 1939) to widen the outlook of the awards, boasts a convoluted selection process (each "foreign" country can submit only one movie per year) that has long been a source of controversy.

Because of Nevada's convoluted selection process, nearly 3,000 delegates chosen at the county convention were forced to whittle down their numbers at the state convention on Saturday to just 12 lucky delegates who will get to vote for their candidate at the national convention — seven were at-large delegates and five were party leaders and elected officials (PLEO) who pledged their votes.

Those looming tournaments in Russia and Qatar – awarded at the end of a convoluted, chaotic process riddled with corruption allegations – are symptomatic of a wider tectonic shift in world sport.

Naming a military operation is a convoluted process.

Following a convoluted process West Ham were given a 99-year lease to become the stadium's anchor tenant.

Although it is possible to link some of the Ensembl identifiers provided for RhesusBase and CR_1.0 to specific genes, this is a convoluted and uncertain process.

He also wanted it to be an open process rather than a selection process.

Prospective mentors undergo a careful selection process.

It seems like a bollixed selection process".

Fewer bowls and/or a saner selection process?

"The dolphins go through a horrific selection process.