Sentence examples for later achievements from inspiring English sources

But those spots of juvenile bother have been surpassed by his later achievements.

Compliments were a foreign country and she was a bit wary about my later achievements".

Given Murray's later achievements, that way of placing herself in context makes sense.

In Baltimore in 1902, when George Ruth was a 7-year-old delinquent, few would have predicted his later achievements.

Other studies have shown that these differences in extreme test scores correlate with later achievements in science and academia.

In such passages, Holst transcends his romantic heritage and creates startling textures, pointing towards his later achievements in the Planets.

Absent such innovations, Soto's later achievement is hard to estimate.

In Belgium, France and Israel pupils educated at pre-schools had much higher reading scores than those who had stayed at home.Yet establishing the precise link between time in pre-school and later achievement is difficult.

Variation in an age group at an early stage of life could also have enduring consequences for one's later achievement and well-being.

The main motivation to focus on magnitude representation in young children is the finding that early mathematical competence predicts future arithmetic performance (Booth & Siegler, 2008) and later achievement (Duncan et al., 2007).

However, the subtle verbal deficits exhibited by migraineurs may have affected later achievement, as suggested by the fact that high school grades and examination scores were significantly lower in migraineurs than in the control group, and that fewer migraineurs achieved secondary school qualifications or degrees.