achiever

If only high achievers take them, average scores mean one thing.

Many of the children he sees with the problem have parents who are very high achievers.

Not that she particularly stands out in her own family of high achievers.

What about the achievers, the men running hard at life, pressing their way ahead?

History is largely concerned with achievers, men who change the course of their nation.

Remember, these are high achievers in about everything they do."

Former King students were also more often student leaders and high-level social achievers.

They are typically high achievers chosen by a special committee.

These were high achievers who cared about their education and wanted to fight for it.

Nor are the big achievers necessarily shown in old age.

Its students are drawn from Kenya's top achievers at school.

He comes from a Minneapolis family of high, if unusual, achievers.

And many of the supporters are high achievers who make political contributions.

Struggling students may be more likely to improve if they are in a class with high achievers, he said.

But if you tax achievement, some of the achievers are going to pack it in.

The school is one of the best in the country producing competitive high achievers every year.

Only 23 percent of Korean students, the highest achievers, felt that way.

Achievers in traditional organizations often say, "I want more authority."

Other studies have found that high achievers fare better when put in classes with similar students.

But these students are achievers, and they go on.

Even for achievers at an elite university, that's not a bad lesson to take out of college.

Both have long been the achievers in their families.

They've found that top achievers typically follow the same general pattern.

In those time before open admissions, that is where the lowest achievers went.

In recent years, my interest has been aroused by articles about late achievers.