They were relatively concerned (mean = 6.77, SD = 2.92) about the consequences of their diabetes (mean = 4.73, SD = 3.07), and experienced some emotional distress (mean =5.73, SD = 3.09).
While the number of families fleeing Libya is relatively small, UNICEF remains concerned about the situation across the border and the impact of the violence on the well-being of women and children.
The other big teaching union said its members felt they had fared "relatively well" and were more concerned about workload than pay.
But shipowners and their crews are becoming increasingly concerned about a relatively new, and far more sophisticated, sort of crime: the high-seas hijacking of ships and cargoes by well-organised, international crime syndicates.
Small countries have difficulty defeating big ones, because — obviously — bigger countries have more people and resources at their disposal; Germany, Italy, and Japan, therefore, should have been more concerned about their relatively small size compared to their foes.
Mr. Schlactus, who is a co-president of the board of directors of the BelleFair homeowners association, said he was less concerned about the relatively small percentage of older adults who live at BelleFair than the continuing racial and economic imbalances.
Small countries have difficulty defeating big ones, because obviously bigger countries have more people and resources at their disposal; Germany, Italy, and Japan, therefore, should have been more concerned about their relatively small size compared to their foes.
Again, it seems like a relatively small thing – who's concerned about getting great video fidelity out of a device they use mostly to tell delivery people it's okay to just leave packages at the door, after all?
"I remain very concerned about the relatively small number of conversions from trial to permanent modifications for homeowners," said Richard H. Neiman, New York's superintendent of banks and a member of the COP, in an email to HuffPost.
In the months that followed, Lac-Mégantic became a rallying cry, a bloody shirt waved by activists across North America who were growing increasingly concerned about a relatively new phenomenon: ultra-long trains loaded with a peculiar variety of crude oil.
They are more concerned about boosting tourism in a relatively isolated area in desperate need of revenue.
