The concern is relatively new because in the past, reactors were locally owned, so their economic benefits — or their costs — accrued for a population that a utility could appeal to for money if it ran short.
In The Philippines, all of the yoga businesses I have worked with are relatively new because yoga is new there.
Yet Dr. Kornmehl says that because the lens is relatively new and because Dr. Rosenthal's patients suffer from rare "orphan" disorders, many ophthalmologists still do not know about it.
Because this phenomenon is relatively new, and because it has grown so dramatically in the past two decades, only now are the problems of temporary contractual labor being significantly addressed.
"And when they don't have more options," he said, "they think of the vehicle as old-fashioned and therefore 'not for me".' Whether such efforts are succeeding in winning new readers is unclear, in part because such devices as The Herald's are relatively new, and because most of the free-standing newspapers are given away.
Little information regarding drug use is available in Egypt not only because it is relatively new, but also because of the lack of funds to monitor it in a systematic way [ 30].
"It's relatively new on Long Island because there are few large firms here," he said.
John Leshy, professor emeritus at the University of California's Hastings College of the Law in San Francisco and Interior Department solicitor during the Clinton administration, said the divisiveness and partisan nature of the debate over public lands is relatively new, and also worrisome because it jeopardizes vast areas that have traditionally been managed for public benefit and enjoyment.
My course is relatively new and appealed to me because I wanted a qualifying degree, so I can enter the legal profession, but also to continue with other subjects I'm passionate about.
