Used to add more information to the previous point, emphasizing that the added information is significant.

Context and Usage:

Common in formal or academic writing when elaborating on an argument or providing additional details.

Examples:

• Academic Writing: “The company has improved its financial performance. Furthermore, it has expanded its operations globally.”
• Professional Context: “Our sales figures have increased. Furthermore, customer satisfaction rates have risen.”

Expanded Details:

You can expand the use of “furthermore” by adding more details or evidence to support your point. For example: “The company has improved its financial performance. Furthermore, it has expanded into three new international markets, increasing its global presence.”