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This increases the need for cash to buy bottled water and imported frozen fish.
This wastes energy, which is emitted as heat and increases the need for cooling.
Today, the Bush administration's doctrine of pre-emption increases the need for intelligence on nuclear and other unconventional arms.
Relativism does not diminish, but on the contrary increases, the need for rigor and clarity in the selection process.
Moreover, as foreign investment here increases, the need for foreign companies to finance their activities in Japan also rises.
Dr. Raju noted that the risk, although slight, increases the need for follow-up testing three to five days postpartum.
As the world's population increases, the need for planting perennial nut and fruit crops becomes more obvious.
The increasingly popular no-till style of agriculture reduces soil loss but increases the need for herbicides.
The scale of defense spending makes the scope for kickbacks considerable, and increases the need for vigilance against corruption.
This increases the need for power to operate the equipment and more power for cooling to keep temperatures low enough that the equipment will not be damaged.
"Government spending supports all economic activity in the state," Ms. Renwick said, "and as the economic activity increases, the need for government services also increases".
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