Converse of object

• win: Now all he needs to do is win two majors in a season, as Inkster has done.

Preposition: at

• end: Followed upstream of more deposits but less major at top end of wood.

Modifies a noun

• problem: Diabetes is becoming a major health problem in many parts of the world.

• factor: A major factor is my mood at the time of watching such images.

• city: With new direct links to many major European cities, Riga has now opened its doors to the European tourist.

• role: Starring Malcolm McDowell in his first major film role it is a lyrical tale of teenage rebellion in an English public school.

• contribution: The Division makes major contributions to cardiovascular research in the University of Glasgow.

• project: Many of London's major projects have actually taken a great deal longer.

Modifying Another Word

• fairly: While on the surface this appears a relatively trivial issue it has fairly major implications for the practical implementation of the qualifications.

• only: We are the only major retail supplier providing bundled service products under our own brand, using our own people.

• quite: Finally, in c1960, Sebastian Comper supervised a further overall enlargement resulting in a church of quite major proportions.

• really: Unfortunately many drips ( excluding diggers of course ) means water level rising so may be really major problem by next week.

• also: But there are, of course, also major domestic uncertainties.

Preposition: in

• season: Now all he needs to do is win two majors in a season, as Inkster has done.