So to sum up; I wrote FortressCraft to prove someone wrong".
It doesn't do anything but make me more eager to prove someone wrong".
I've never wanted to prove someone wrong so badly in my life.
What do I have to prove?" Someone suggested improving on his career statistics, in which he is ranked as one of the best cornerbacks.
The burden has shifted to you to prove their innocence, and it is much, much harder to prove a negative (eg, someone didn't do something) than it is to prove someone did something.
"The problem with toxic illnesses is that given all the things people are exposed to, it's extremely hard to prove someone gets sick from a specific cause," Mr. Siegel said.
Instead of having to prove someone "substantially unfit" for such positions, the S.E.C. or a prosecutor has to show only that he or she is unfit, a person involved in the process said.
The Supreme Court's recent decision in Global-Tech Appliances v. SAB found two requirements to prove someone was willfully blind: "(1) the defendant must subjectively believe that there is a high probability that a fact exists and (2) the defendant must take deliberate actions to avoid learning of that fact".
"If we've got strong enough evidence to prove someone's guilt, then we've done our job".
"In a way, we're basically trying to prove someone's worst nightmare, which is awful," Sheriff Dart said in an interview.
In the hearing's sharpest exchange, when Judge Guido Calabresi asked what it would take to prove someone's identity, James E. Tyrrell, a lawyer representing the city, said, "You have to be able to particularize and say it's your body part".
