Word: furtherance
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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"But the United States," he continued, "is already shipping 25 million tons per year." Professor Mason wondered whether American industrial needs might prohibit any further additions to this figure.
There is over $4½ billion of installment credit on the books now. If the lid is taken off, said he, the amount may easily reach "$17 billion by 1950." Families would go heavily into debt, he predicted, for goods that are not only highly priced but of inferior quality...
Frederick Sheldon Travelling Fellowships, designed "to further the education of students of promise and standing in the University by providing them with facilities for further education by travel after graduation" were awarded to three undergraduates and seven graduate students.
Another medical implication of the process is that it may permit lengthening the chains of harmful virus proteins, thus transforming them into neutral or beneficial materials. Actual germ killing methods may also develop from further investigation.
4. Further Big Four meetings are useless.