Sentence examples for tortuous selection from inspiring English sources

He has started hand-picking candidates for key constituencies, bypassing Labor's tortuous selection process, which invariably rewarded apparatchiks.

A1 NEW YORK/REGION B1-8 Trial Begins in Lawsuit Over 1993 Bombing After 12 years of tortuous delays, jury selection began in a lawsuit against the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey over the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, which survivors and families of victims feel could have been prevented.

Other recent work on the structure of the mouse genome shows that there are regions of the genome which appear to have undergone selection in the tortuous history toward laboratory domestication of mice, first as pets and then as research subjects (Yang et al. 2007).

In this way, tortuous SBs can appear foreshortened or overlapped, resulting in inaccurate interpretations of the anatomy and making decisions regarding the selection of the appropriate material and manoeuvres required to reach certain vessels more difficult.

Barkley disagreed with Roosevelt's selection of Agriculture Secretary Henry A. Wallace as his running mate; Libbey felt that "there is enough evidence from Barkley's tortuous private and public statements about the qualifications of Wallace to infer that Barkley wanted the vice presidency for himself", although he did not promote this idea to Roosevelt.

Again it was tortuous.

The funding package is tortuous.

Tortuous negotiations between Egypt and Israel ensued.

This often makes business decisions tortuous.

A long and tortuous downfall.

However the tips showed tortuous shape.