Sentence examples similar to high-achieving project from inspiring English sources

If that suggests that all in Harrison's world is luxury and success, at least some voices have lately been questioning the high-achieving image that she projects.

In his 2001 book, The Rise of the Creative Class, Richard Florida surveyed thousands of America's 30 million creative professionals and discovered that their job satisfaction was not based on salary, prestige, and location - but on the opportunity to work on challenging projects with high-achieving people from different backgrounds.

She started on her project by interviewing high-achieving, high-earning women like Jessye Norman, Diane Sawyer and Donna Shalala.

And Bloomberg Philanthropies recently announced a project to help 75,000 high-achieving, low-income students get into top colleges.

In fact, in one research project the investigators found that the high-achieving students actually used number sense, rather than rote memory, and the low-achieving students did not.

For years, high-achieving British film-makers were isolated figures: Ken Loach and Mike Leigh plodding away at home; Ridley Scott and Paul Greengrass nipping over to Hollywood; Michael Winterbottom dancing from project to project.

A significant proportion of the project's Louisiana teachers were sent by Teach for America, an increasingly popular nonprofit group that recruits high-achieving, young college graduates expressly for placement in schools that are difficult to staff.

High-achieving kids are easily bored.

It was a pretty high-achieving school.

High-achieving women making crumpled shirts cool.

They were two high-achieving loners".