It is likely that the overall increase was fuelled by the availability of grant and the need to overcome viability issues created by the recession in the housing market, which fuelled the need to convert some shared-ownership schemes into intermediate and social rented tenures, often via an additional grant payment".
This has fuelled the need for spatio-temporal extensions to data models and their associated querying facilities.
The dramatic increase in exploration for unconventional hydrocarbon resources has inherently fuelled the need for new source-rock geochemical data.
The explosive demands of rich media applications with their diverse quality of service (QoS) requirements have continuously fuelled the needs for ever more powerful networks.
The ability to convey complex solutions, enthuse funding partners and work closely with non-engineering specialists is becoming a daily requirement, fuelling the need for excellent communicators.
Increasing urban populations, as well as climate change leading to more intense and unpredictable weather, could push cities into water stress, fuelling the need for conservation efforts.
That portfolio of offerings may itself be growing, with recent reports of a subscription music service, fuelling the need for quicker and easier ways to pay for that content.
Nevertheless, it is acknowledged that contextual realities as well as epidemiological and demographic trends fuelling the need for palliative care can require certain content and teaching method amendments.
Terry Sanderson, president of Britain's National Secular Society, says that Muslim prayer needs have fuelled the demand: multifaith rooms are, in effect, mosques that creep into the public space, cloaked behind political correctness.
The need to contain health care costs fuelled the demand for change in the management of medical research.
Muslims, meanwhile, inevitably feel beleaguered and, far from spurring integration, the relentless attacks - fuelled by the need to justify war in the Muslim world - heighten alienation.
