The trimaran, a relatively frail thing that was never designed for polar waters, let alone sea battles, reportedly cost more than a million dollars.
The singer who performed at the Grammy Museum in October was a relatively frail man who looked far older than his 48 years.
In addition, in-home examination by a geriatrician and a dentist was conducted for those who were reluctant to visit our study center, which enabled us to incorporate a relatively frail segment of this population.
How they built the organization, which in the years since has become a significant, if still relatively frail, barricade against the erosion of the landscape at the hand of man, is largely a story of philanthropy: raising money in small donations from members and in larger amounts from a few wealthier individuals and foundations.
Meg was my last dog, gutsy and so kind but relatively frail, even as a pup, and as soon as he named her I wondered whether she would die.
The king continued to look relatively frail during his appearance on Friday, but Palakorn Suwanarat, a member of the king's privy council, said on Thursday that the king would be leaving the hospital soon.
He is relatively frail, by today's major league standards, with an undeveloped torso, spaghetti arms and a thin neck.
A revealing exception is seen in the European species Triraphis tricolor (Wesmael), whose part grown host mummies are either fixed naked to a tree leaf and emerge rapidly, when they are pale greenish yellow and relatively frail, or fall from the leaf to overwinter on the ground, in which case they are very well-tanned, dark brown and tough (MRS, unpublished data).
He continues to look relatively frail and his health remains the focus of intense speculation.
But if a trade surplus is the normal state of affairs for the world's largest exporting nation, the new normal could be smaller surpluses, reflecting China's growing domestic demand and the relatively frail health of the world's other major economies.
Culture, in the form of clothing, fire use and the construction of shelters, has allowed humans to expand into environments that their relatively frail bodies could not otherwise have coped with.
