| English sport, that institution of chronic underachievement, has suddenly found people who know how to win. |
| It can result in significant underachievement, even harm, not to mention wasted resources. |
| This way well-performing states can compensate for the underachievement of weak or lazy states. |
| Perhaps even worse than stigmatizing minorities, affirmative action programs obscure the problems that lead to minority underachievement. |
| Why is the Executive not waging war on underachievement among the underprivileged in our schools? |
| In school-age children, depression can manifest as underachievement and withdrawal from activities. |
