Having more of the bad than the good kind increases the risk of heart disease.
Between 1965 and 1967, American bombing of every kind increased tremendously throughout the Saigon River area.
Chewing gum of any kind increases saliva production, and therefore helps neutralize more acid.
The "need" to have increased economic growth of any kind (increased consumer activity and indebtedness, for instance) is obviously unsustainable.
And uncertainty of this kind increases risk premiums around the world, because investors want to be compensated for higher risks.
If they got more weapons, Mr Assad's allies in Iran and Russia might well respond in kind, increasing the level of violence, at least in the short run.
The proportion of Liberian facilities reporting electricity access of some kind increased from 54% in 2011 to 62% in 2012.
Women paid in cash or partly in kind increased from 39.70 % in 2005 to 71.10 % in 2011 – with a 79.09 % increase; while among men, those paid in cash or partly in kind showed an increase of over 100%%, from 28.50 % in 2005 to 74.90 % in 2011.
Recognition of this need has led countries to compensate facilities in a number of ways, including providing more inputs such as drugs in kind, increasing staff salaries, reimbursing facilities per case, or introducing other variants of performance based pay (Meessen et al. 2011b).
Infections of all kinds increase metabolic rate, making it more difficult for older persons to eat enough to keep up with elevated energy demands (Sullivan and Lipschultz 1997).
