Sentence examples for super performer from inspiring English sources

You're a super performer, and I lost my patience with you, and that's my error, and forgive me for doing that".

He said that there were plenty of nasty politicians who were authentic he mentioned Chris Christie but that he thought Trump was something different, a "super performer" like Bill Clinton or Newt Gingrich.

The companies are hoping the executives they bring in will have the magic formula to take their company to be a super performer, and you have to pay for that".

Little wonder that United Healths stock has been a super performer, leaping to $180 a share on June 6, 2017, up from $120 a share in September, 2016.

Super performers will be super performers regardless of their gender". "As an engineer, and academic, and a mother of a four-year-old daughter, I completely agree with you, Tiina Roose.

These super performers are generally made of synthetic material resistant to water, mildew and fading, and are used for outdoor cushions, sun rooms and environments where pets and children roam freely.

Whereas most big Wall Street houses are loose confederations of super performers with super egos and super paychecks Merrill is that rare outfit that is bigger than the sum of its parts.

; Whereas most big Wall Street houses are loose confederations of super performers with super egos and super paychecks Merrill is that rare outfit that is bigger than the sum of its parts.; At home Merrill is challenged by cheap Internet brokers like E-Trade, which is offering trading for as little as $15 per transaction.

Even the governor of the Bank of Japan, Masaaki Shirakawa, acknowledges that the country's near-zero interest rates undermine corporate performance.However, there is a more optimistic facet of corporate Japan a large cohort of super-performers.

So why had less than 20% of these young super-performers actually ever been in a coaching relationship?

On this model, most performers are below "average", and thus less productive and more likely to make mistakes than the super-performers, or even than the median, which is skewed towards the higher end of performance.