Since she is relatively inexperienced, they feared campaign stumbles that could hold consequences for other working mothers.
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.
BEIRUT, Lebanon — The new United Nations peace envoy to Syria, Lakhdar Brahimi, said after a meeting with President Bashar al-Assad on Saturday that the civil war held consequences for "the region, and the whole world," while acknowledging that he had not yet formulated a plan to address the escalating violence.
Every decision you make may or may not hold consequences, so take care if you don't want somebody to be unhappy with you.
None of this changes the fact that the sequester is still bearing down on us, and it still holds horrible consequences that we didn't think we'd be facing.
During our interview, Edwards stressed his staunch belief that locking up an 11-year-old for any length of time is not only traumatic for the youth; it holds dire consequences for families, our communities and indeed America's future.
The Bottom Line In this dispute, the normally US biased US Travel Association on March 19 came down squarely on the side of the Gulf Carriers: "contravening these open and transparent agreements that were negotiated in good faith holds dire consequences for sustaining the US economic recovery and recent encouraging job growth".
While a boss may constitute a social threat in interdependent cultures, it appears that a boss represents general social dominance in more independent cultures, a finding that holds significant consequences for cross-cultural relationships, both in the workplace and beyond.
Awareness of such behavior holds important consequences for health care provision.
By not conducting follow-up testing physicians seem to imply that an abnormal PSA value holds no consequences for these patients.
