41.  The pressure to close or rebuild the circuit increased rapidly following complaints from drivers about its safety standards.

42.  The sharply increased volume of traffic increased the opportunities for profits, but also for crippling losses.

43.  The studied indifference of the federal government increased disaffection among civil rights workers.

44.  The telephone increases the likelihood of jumping to the wrong conclusions.

45.  The widespread adoption of floating exchange rates increased the uncertainty and risk associated with international trade and investment.

46.  Their approval increased the size of the Rocking K Specific Plan via one fast-tracked amendment for utility easements.

47.  These latter two actions increase the probability that a client will carry through with the contract.

48.  These measures increased the sometimes petty and patronizing intervention of officials in poor families.

49.  They increased pressure on the government to introduce political reforms.

50.  This growth itself increases the demand for money.