Could that be because unmarried women lead relatively unstressful lives?
They obsessed over their craft; they led relatively regular lives, conserving their energy for their work.
The couple have been described as the UK's most generous philanthropists and have both said they lead relatively modest lives, given their wealth.
The medications — primarily Adderall, Ritalin, Concerta and Vyvanse — often afford those with severe A.D.H.D. the concentration and impulse control to lead relatively normal lives.
Despite his tough childhood, he got a college degree, then married and had four children, all of whom lead relatively stable lives.
Before 2000, fewer than half of C.M.L. patients survived seven years; now nearly 90 percent are alive seven years after diagnosis and, like Barry, lead relatively normal lives.
Both income-based repayment and PAYE allow graduates to lead relatively normal lives by paying back a modest percentage of their income based on a formula.
Caroline Ross Pirie, the series producer for Wall to Wall, the British production company, acknowledged, "You have to be pretty robust to cope with all these things," which isn't easy for young people who've led relatively cushy lives.
The Bush twins took some heat, but they had built-in defenses: they were cute and conventional-seeming, they were legal adults (if illegal drinkers), and they seemed determined to lead relatively ordinary lives.
