Sentence examples for become tortuous from inspiring English sources
Although individual's capillaries have a tendency to become tortuous and dilated with age, their shapes may remain unchanged for many years.
However, in the intermediate stage, they become tortuous, disorganized, and dilated, and in the advanced stage, they change into anarchic and aberrant structures with topographies such as multilayered "glomeruloid tufts," "garland vessels," and huge dilated vessels [ 26].
The plot becomes tortuous, involving pirates and the kidnapping of the king's sons, but ends surprisingly in a song in praise of love sung by two young men.
The ruling was the latest chapter in what has become a tortuous and embarrassing case for the park agency, which is facing growing scrutiny and anger upstate.
PAGE D2 STYLES HEIGHTENED SCRUTINY LEADS To Fewer International Adoptions Adoption experts say that international adoptions have become more tortuous to pursue because of child trafficking scandals, tightened rules and a shift by many countries toward more domestic adoptions.
For the first adoption, "It was a matter of when," said Mrs. Casserly, 37. "This time, it is a matter of 'if.' " Adoption experts say that international adoptions have become more tortuous to pursue.
Small wonder that our politics have become so tortuous as ambitious politicians often fail to understand the complexity of today's challenges and how to stay politically viable while exercising the appropriate and effective policy responses.
Some reports have defined EV aggravation as when "varices become enlarged, tortuous, or large and coil shaped, or when a red spot is observed" [ 18, 33, 34].
Even deliberating over whether I wanted sweet or savoury snacks became a tortuous process.
Unionist suspicion and concern about fundamental reforms to the traditional power structure of the province meant, however, that the implementation of the agreement became a tortuous business.
