Mr. Portnow said the trustees' philosophy was to whittle the awards down to four or five in each genre, making them harder to win and consequently more valuable.
"I think that that's the only way to kind of go through that, is the more you think about winning, the more impatient you get on the golf course, and the less you think about the process of what has to happen for you to win, and consequently you don't play your best".
The omnipresent singer-songwriter-producer said he was unprepared to win and consequently kept his acceptance speech comparatively short.
The decision gave Bush the electoral votes he needed to win the state and, consequently, the presidency.
Yep, Maradona was rather shoddy that day and Belgium went on to win the match 1-0; consequenthe, the image was initially cast onto the scrapheap and only received appreciation in the years that followed.
However, the day before the ballot on 3 April, Heffron had been made aware that he would not have the numbers in caucus to win against Cahill and consequently made arrangements with Cahill to give the votes of his bloc to Cahill, in exchange for his support to become Deputy Premier.
But there were people like us across the country who did not take the long view and consequently failed to do what Humphrey needed to win — register voters, talk to neighbors, canvas to increase election-day turnout.
At a tribal level, people are more emotional and consequently less logical: Fans of both teams pray for their team to win, hoping God will take sides in a game.
At the beginning of the 1941 season, Tucker failed to win the final outfield spot on the White Sox roster from Dave Short, and consequently spent 1941 at Oklahoma City, where he was coached by Rogers Hornsby.
Participants possibly wanted to win each trial and "liked" every won winning trial.
