However, the findings by Alisausks and Simkiene differ in terms of violent manifestation of problems such as "cruelty with animals or people, deliberate fire-raising, attempts of rape" and use of weapons to harm others [ 6] were not reported in our study.
But more often, such issues are the manifestation of a problem: their cause is the real problem that needs to be addressed.
The problems that show up in children--anxiety, behavior problems, resistance--are not of their doing, but are really manifestations of problems with parents who are not sufficiently enlightened, awake, or conscious, according to Tsabary.
One manifestation of this problem is the productivity puzzle.
Eating mud, I learned, is also called geophagia, and is the most common manifestation of a problem called pica, whereby people eat things not usually considered edible.
Even so, Dilenschneider is not giving up on the broader issue: "News Corp. people did the hacking, but that's a manifestation of the problem," he told me.
Brexit is the manifestation of a problem that surfaced in 2008 and has never remotely been solved: how to make the globalised model of finance-dominated capital work for the mass of voters in the developed world.
The Great Pacific Garbage Patch, a giant, soupy collection of marine debris, is the most famous manifestation of the problem, but tiny plastics are turning up just about everywhere scientists look, including the Great Lakes and Antarctica.
In my mind, segregation is merely a manifestation of the problem, not the primary driver.
"Another negative manifestation of the problem is the tendency of parents to push underage daughters into early marriages so that they can escape Eve teasing.
In spite of the fact that the peace versus justice tension is merely a specific manifestation of the problem of dirty hands, there is an important distinction that must be observed: while the tension between justice and social utility is part of the political life of any consolidated democracy, it is central and definitive of political life during transitions.
