His contemporary Sigmund Freud characterized it as a result of conflicts of psychosexual development, including identification with the parent of the opposite sex.
Many killings in New Orleans are a result of conflicts and vendettas among small, loosely organized groups, the analysis concluded, but in nearly half the cases, the experts listed the primary motive as uncertain or unknown.
Some of the plaintiffs' stock market loss may be a result of conflicts of interest between Morgan Stanley's retail business and its investment banking business -- the very conflicts, so pervasive on Wall Street, that have caught the attention of securities regulators and members of Congress.
The rise in casualties was a result of conflicts in areas like Myanmar, India, Nepal and Pakistan, none of which are signatories to the ban, and in Colombia, which has signed the treaty and where there were more than 1,100 mine victims last year.
But people with knowledge of the agency and its inner workings said Ms. Lago's departure came as a result of conflicts with the corporation's chairman, Robert G. Wilmers, who they said often inserted himself into the agency's day-to-day operations, like hiring.
At least 95,000 people were forced to leave their homes as a result of conflicts this spring ��� bringing the number of internally displaced refugees to more than half a million, according to the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs.
Ethanol's success — and its challenges — are in large part a result of conflicting federal mandates.
Thus, in contrast to Festinger's ideas, Moscovici believed that groups progress and develop as a result of conflict.
So impoverishment comes about as a result of conflict for civilians and it is very much intrinsically tied to the experience of conflict.
Despite their importance to tourism, lions in particular have been killed as a result of conflict – fewer than 2,000 lions remain in Kenya.
