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This is largely driven by the need for search engine optimisation (SEO).
Giant oil fields are declining in their production worldwide and this situation is creating need for search of new conventional and non-conventional fossil reserves.
The resulting increase in Arctic activity will mean a greater need for search and rescue capabilities and for environmental protection, Coast Guard officials say.
The need for search neutrality is particularly pressing because so much market power lies in the hands of one company: Google.
She said that as the internet has grown, so has the need for search, At first, sites like Yahoo were listing the web by hand in the form of directories.
Problems created by the increasing tourism include sewage and waste disposal, the need for search and rescue facilities (a few tourist ships have gone aground or have been trapped in ice, requiring help), and a system for handling the civil and criminal cases that will inevitably arise.
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Of course, in the United States there is no need for search-and-rescue teams because rebels with AK-47 assault rifles are not shooting at them.
A belonging that is never realisable, but that creates a need for searching.
P2P networks allow users to share material amongst themselves without the need for searches on the open web.
Another problem mushroom hunters sometimes confront is getting caught up in the thrill of the hunt, resulting in the need for searches by local authorities.
As the Supreme Court recognized in an important 1972 case, the invoking of national security to justify warrantless surveillance only heightens the need for searching judicial review.
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