Sentence examples for equally tortuous from inspiring English sources

When Mr Clinton asked a now Republican-controlled Congress to renew fast-track authority in 1994, it said no as it did in 1997 and last year, although the administration did not push hard on these occasions.Getting the Uruguay round through Congress was equally tortuous.

He has also triumphed in the region's equally tortuous political arena, being twice elected to Lebanon's premiership.

Envelope is helping developers make sense of our equally tortuous zoning codes, while Cover and companies like Camino are helping steer home and business-owners through arduous and analog permitting processes.

Hancock Sr. served in the Philippines during World War II, was taken prisoner by the Japanese, forced to march in the tortuous "Bataan Death March" and spent an equally tortuous 44 months as a prisoner of war in Japan.

You see, Hancock's father, Allen W. Hancock, served in the Philippines during World War II, was taken prisoner by the Japanese, forced to march in the tortuous "Bataan Death March" and spent an equally tortuous 44 months as a prisoner of war in Japan.

The definition of 'microbiome' has a shorter, but equally tortuous history.

It was as tortuous internally as it was externally.

I said that this struck me as tortuous reasoning.

As the tortuous Heathrow process demonstrates, representative democracy is messy.

The judicial system is equally dysfunctional, making it tortuous to win a libel case.

I also honored Peter at the fund-raiser we chaired together for twenty-four years which was tortuous, and yet equally cathartic.