| Between 1870 and 1884 some 3,000 groundings of ships occurred because of the narrowness and tortuousness of the channel. |
| A focal stenosis on a straight artery without proximal vessel tortuousness or involvement of major side branches is ideal for percutaneous intervention. |
| The sequence also offers examples of the way White exploited the talent of trees for symbolizing tortuousness. |
| The tortuousness of the judiciary, however frustrating it is, does not mutate him from suspect to terrorist. |
| Murrayfield's media centre, the usual home for the tautology and tortuousness of Scottish rugby-speak, was never like this. |
| Given the tortuousness of the puzzle I tended to favour structurally simple clues, as I hope my choice above shows. |
