Object

• interest: For as discerning historians know, unassailable power is always abused to further the interests of its possessor - and always has been.

• career: Professional Training Some of our centers are dedicated to furthering the careers of divers and are recognized PADI Instructor Development Centers.

Modifies a noun

• information: How to get further information A report on the research, Where are the jobless?

• detail: Further details of funding for all our courses can be found on our main funding page.

• contact: For further information contact John Taylor by Friday, 8 October 2004.

• investigation: Further investigations found a large number of bodies in mass graves in the old moat.

• education: Lecturers, students and researchers in higher and further education will find the database of interest and value.

• reading: Many suggestions for further reading in anthropology are given at the end of my book.

Modifying Another Word

• no: Trust Board There are no further meetings entered on the Intranet, please check back soon for more information.

• little: The Angel stood where Lloyds Bank now stands and the Swan was a little further in the present day Dudley Street.

• even: Continuing to save for pension after age 60 would increase these pension amounts at age 65 and 70 even further.

Used with adjective complement

• go: And he promised to go further than Labor in giving foundation hospitals freedom from central control.

• look: For great value golf breaks, holidays and corporate golf days and outings in Scotland, look no further.

• invest: Apparently to have Sky Series Link enabled we will need to invest further in our scheduling system.

• fall: Demand is expected to fall further in the next four months, tho less sharply than in the past four months.

• progress: Work has progressed further in 2002 with the development of a database, collation of data and reporting of Public Broadcaster International Benchmarking.

• venture: I don't know whether I became brave or the security slackened but I ventured further into the camp.

Preposition: from

• truth: Naturally, nothing could be further from the truth.

• nucleus: The van der Waals bonds become stronger down the group because the outer shell is further from the nucleus.

Preposition: up

• valley: And land further up the valley was flooded for 6 months or more in the winter because of the problems at the river mouth.