Computing services are increasingly required to be scalable and efficient to meet levels of demand.
Kindergarten principals are increasingly required to be effective instructional leaders and classroom teachers are required to perform as effective facilitators.
Buildings are increasingly required to be efficient not just in their operation, but from construction to demolition.
Forest management issues are increasingly required to be addressed in a spatial context, which has led to the development of spatially explicit forest landscape models.
Big and small businesses are increasingly required to be social media savvy.
In Bill Bryson's book, "At Home: A Short History of Private Life," he writes, "As the Victorian era progressed, servants increasingly were required to be not just honest, clean, hardworking, sober, dutiful, and circumspect but also, as near as possible, invisible".
Colin Angel, policy director, UK Home Care Association: "Older and disabled people deserve excellent services from a workforce which is suitably trained, committed and adequately rewarded for the increasingly complex care required to be delivered at home.
The questions asked by hydrologists are increasingly likely to be required to be cast in terms of the four pillars of sustainability; environmental, economic, social and institutional.
"Where scientific research is concerned, this recently accelerated shift to data-centric science has a dark side, which boils down to this: the skills required to be a successful scientific researcher are increasingly indistinguishable from the skills required to be successful in industry," VanderPlas writes.
Employment Disputes Stepping into an issue of growing importance in labor-management relations, the court agreed to decide whether employers can enforce binding arbitration agreements that employees are increasingly required to sign as a condition of being hired.
Clearly, in a health provision context where demand for services is increasing and resources are limited, patients themselves will be increasingly required to make decisions about treatments that involve additional personal costs to themselves, and which might bring considerable improvement to their quality of life and/or self esteem.
