| The analyses served as a mechanism to question current practices and thinking about why some groups of children underachieve in school. |
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| The disorder is frequently diagnosed in children with behavioural problems or in those who underachieve at school. |
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| Players turn into disappointments, teams underachieve and the managerial merry-go-round starts anew. |
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| We can do it.' Probably this year we would rather keep quiet, talk it up as little as possible because we did underachieve last time. |
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| Children whose parents' relationship breaks down are much more likely to underachieve in school and in life. |
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| Countries as huge and complicated as China can underachieve or collapse under their own contradictions. |
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| Rooney, for all his early promise, has become part of the mystery that has seen England persistently underachieve in the international arena. |
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| Can Kunskapsskolan's liberal methods work with big urban secondary schools that underachieve in Britain? |
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| Primary teachers, he added, can readily identify those who will most likely underachieve and drop out early in a society of poverty, unemployment and social exclusion. |
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| Furthermore, an over-abundance of rules can create a stifling climate in which employees are subconsciously encouraged to underachieve and take as few risks as possible. |
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| To compound their misery, the men from Rotterdam dropped to third after Ajax romped to a 6-1 triumph against AZ Alkmaar, who continue to underachieve. |
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| He also proposes that students with strength in two or more languages will outperform their peers, while those without a high degree of proficiency in any language will underachieve. |
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| As they waste time, flub opportunities, and underachieve, so do their companies. |
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| In the absence of Member States reaching agreement on the security consensus contained in the present report, the United Nations will underachieve. |
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| In the educational sector, young men underachieve compared to young women. |
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| We need them to become the political, commercial and professional leaders of tomorrow, Predictably, the able students who are most likely to underachieve are those from the poorer backgrounds. |
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| Poverty is a key factor impeding enrolment, primary and secondary completion, and learning outcomes, and children from ethnic minority and indigenous communities consistently underachieve. |
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