Further in sentence

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But designers, innovators and entrepreneurs, it's our job to not just notice those things, but to go one step further and try to fix them.

But neuroscientists go further.

But we wanted to take this one step further, one step closer to potentially being relevant to humans.

And when, two days later, I went the same route, and do you know, they were not in here, they were a little back further, the same young men, standing up there and holding the rifle and pointing to us to stop the car.

Further to the right means richer.

So the next time you are seeking percussion inspiration, look no further than your tires, as they roll over the unusual grooves of the freeway, or the top-right burner of your stove and that strange way that it clicks as it is preparing to light.

When seeking melodic inspiration, look no further than dawn and dusk avian orchestras or to the natural lilt of emphatic language.

We further placed water bodies along the prevailing wind corridors, so that evaporative cooling would create microclimates that, again, would enhance the quality of those spaces available for the inhabitants.

However, you no longer have a socially optimal solution, since customers at either end of the beach have to walk further than necessary to get a sweet treat.

It was Edwin Hubble who first noticed that our universe is expanding, by noting that galaxies seem to be flying further and further apart.

Further back, microseconds after the Big Bang, and the protons and neutrons were only just beginning to form from quarks, one of the fundamental building blocks of the standard model of particle physics.

Further back still, and the energy was too great even for the quarks to stick together.

The discovery of dark matter took us one step further away from the center of things.

The gene heightens normally occurring connections between the taste area in his frontal lobe and the color area further back.

Now, it's obvious that a circle's circumference would get smaller or larger along with its diameter, but the relationship goes further than that.

The Roman Empire was able to develop infrastructure to overcome these limitations, but other than that, modern cities as we know them, didn't really get their start until the Industrial Revolution, when new technology deployed on a mass scale allowed cities to expand and integrate further, establishing police, fire, and sanitation departments, as well as road networks, and later electricity distribution.

But the modern conlangs go further.

Almost all projects of this kind fall apart within a decade because too many people drop out of the study, or funding for the research dries up, or the researchers get distracted, or they die, and nobody moves the ball further down the field.

Due to gravity, those places attracted even more gas, which further strengthened the pull of gravity, which then drew more gas in, and so on.

And it might go back further, but the problem is, we only started keeping data since 1970.

And so I did further research to find out more about the beneficial uses of this weed.

So I wanted to seek this out further.

You are exactly at the point where you and I can go no further into the church.

How is a 59-year-old artist who has never been any further than Venice going to speak to this new world?

In the future, the point of no return may be pushed even further.

And we go further and I give them these little stickers with an on/off button on them.

But as they did so, increased turbulence and large forces on the plane prevented them from accelerating further.

But adding more heat will tangle the proteins further, and cooling them down will only freeze them, so here's the trick: spin them around ridiculously fast.

He also established a major university, further elevating the city's reputation, and attracting scholars and students from all over the Islamic world.

We can even use the same process to go back one step further, and trace the origins of Proto-Germanic to a language called Proto-Indo-European, spoken about 6000 years ago on the Pontic steppe in modern day Ukraine and Russia.

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