Sentence examples for tortuous evolution from inspiring English sources
Though the new law should lead to some reforestation, this is merely a one-off requirement for signing up to the Rural Environmental Register.The new code's tortuous evolution means it is poorly drafted and in places ambiguous, says Roberto Smeraldi of Amigos da Terra, a Brazilian NGO.
It is the goal of the Oxford historian Ruth Harris to extricate the story from the myths it has generated, on both the left and the right, and to trace its tortuous evolution from 1894 to 1906 in all of its human complexity.
Instead, intra-pore Ostwald ripening of the tortuous pore networks was the key mechanism driving the evolution of pore morphology, with coarsening of both the asperities and interconnects being driven by their high local curvatures.
The process of research and development of nisin was tortuous.
The evolution of Australian government language on asylum seekers has been a tortuous one.
The funding package is tortuous.
Tortuous negotiations between Egypt and Israel ensued.
This often makes business decisions tortuous.
Twenty others hold tortuous poses in bronze.
That made the ductwork even more tortuous.
