Government belt-tightening has increased the need for private money.
Globalization has increased the need to leverage jointly their respective political, economic and military capabilities.
The most recent recession has increased the need to extend working life.
Government belt-tightening — which has been substantial in the arts — has increased the need for private financing.
A move from state-subsidized housing in favor of individually owned homes has increased the need for property and casualty insurance.
Afghanistan is regaining the Bush Administration's attention, in part because the worsening situation in Iraq has increased the need for a foreign-policy success.
That's not completely surprising: the rapid growth of new American industries — from technology to financial services — has increased the need for highly educated and skilled workers.
That, together with the government's insistence that colleges "engage" with employers to find out what skills are needed, has increased the need to employ assessors to gauge those skills, Kokes says.
The irony, said Mr. Kelly, is that the rise of the Web and the proliferation of information has increased the need for collections like "Cool Tools" that have an editorial point of view.
It has been a health concern for decades, tied to the rise of homelessness in the city, which has increased the need for restrooms while causing businesses and government offices to restrict access because of feculence left by transients.
This has increased the need to eliminate inbreeding and keep those giraffes held in zoos as genetically diverse as possible.Marius I may have been uncommonly loved, but his genes were just too common to make it into the studbook.
