As teams take on the conference's weakest team, getting three instead of one could prove the difference between playing in November and embracing a long offseason.
It was true, Kennedy noted in his opinion, that no one could prove that the campaign contributions led to bias on the part of the state judges, but the whole matter, in simple terms, stunk to high heaven.
No one could prove him wrong as eloquently as have the violinist Hilary Hahn and the pianist Valentina Lisitsa.
ReprintsBefore Dr Hawking's paper, that point was finessed because no one could prove that the information was not somehow preserved within the black hole.
No one could prove anything, of course, but many people I talked to assumed that Hezbollah agents, working with Syrians, carried out the attack.
No one could prove who was responsible, so all that was certain was that the grinding conflict here had discarded five more children.
But deals with Mr. Sadr have crumbled before, and there were signs that this one could prove just as ephemeral as the others.
Before the investigation took off, everyone already knew what was happening, but no one could prove it," said sports commentator Marília Ruiz.
That option was closed when Blunkett made the seemingly supportive announcement that Woodhead's job was safe as long as no one could prove he'd been lying.
Everyone knew that paramilitary death squads were at work, though no one could prove the rumor that they were directed by the President's wife, Simone, an evangelical Christian with a taste for inflammatory rhetoric against Muslims, immigrants, and whites.
