Sentence examples for making it tortuous from inspiring English sources

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

Although it's almost certain that this decision -- though perhaps rushed forward -- had already been making its tortuous way through the necessary bureaucratic processes, its propaganda value was immediately undermined when it became apparent that, of the six men initially charged, one -- Mohammed al-Qahtani -- was missing from the final charge sheet.

Thus, while Western Europe was making its tortuous transition from arbitrary rule by monarchs to democratic rule of law, the Middle East retained authoritarian political structures.

The next big policy milestone will probably be in the autumn, when Khan sets out his vision for the new London Plan (which is unlikely to make it through its tortuous formal process, including public consultation and an 'examination in public', until 2019), and the other strategies that sit underneath it.

The new figure contains the whole set of virtual sections from the tomogram making it easier to visualize the rather tortuous intercisternal connection.

After 10 tortuous years of procrastination and experimentation, the worsening tilt has finally been arrested, making it safe for tourists to climb.

It was a volunteer medical team from the parish of San Antonio Abad Roman Catholic Church in San Salvador, who made it here after a tortuous journey.

Its tortuous network of pores makes it a great insulator; air can't easily diffuse through the pores.

And eventually I made it to the last, and fifth tortuous climb.

Filling such jobs is always a tortuous business in America, but Mr Obama has made it harder by insisting on a level of scrutiny far beyond anything previously attempted.

The legislation had an agonisingly tortuous passage through a rancorous and partisan Congress, but eventually it made it onto the statute book.