Since she is relatively inexperienced, they feared campaign stumbles that could hold consequences for other working mothers.
The contest between the two holds consequences not only for the future of Egypt, but also for the influence and legacy of the 84-year-old Islamist group across the region.
It was a measure of Sheik Yassin's status as an icon to Palestinians and as a perceived threat to Israelis that his death seemed to hold consequences for every player in the conflict, from the Israelis and Palestinians to the Egyptians and Americans.
Every decision you make may or may not hold consequences, so take care if you don't want somebody to be unhappy with you.
Researchers at the Florida State University conducted the study to investigate whether publishing selfies on the social media website held any consequences.
"Van Gogh, more than anyone, had warned about the dangers of violent religious passions, and yet he behaved as though they held no consequences for him".
Getting caught cheating held serious consequences.
"Choose the fear of the Lord... ......, then expect God to honor your effectual prayers, but we are held to consequences of our bad behavior, though forgiven.
Moreover, other fraud investigations in Germany have dragged on for months or years and held little consequence for implicated individuals--to the embarrassment of many German researchers.
When weather goes into a holding pattern consequences can be severe: record rains; deeper, drier droughts; a longer, more intense wildfire season; and longer periods of life-threatening heat.
