Sentence examples for completely off track from inspiring English sources

"Right now we are completely off track globally," he said.

A project can get completely off track if the wrong maxims or the right ones are agreed upon, but at the wrong time.

"Just to start so well and get it on track and then to go completely off track, it wouldn't have been so bad if it was four or five over".

Research by the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change shows the world is now completely off track, heading instead towards 3C - twice the recommended rate of warming.

Like, do we want to do a day-in-the-life, or something that is completely off track but involves a freshman's life?" After a half hour, they remain enthusiastic, but are more confused than when they started.

We could be completely off track, or we could be one algorithm away … It's possible that creativity and what we think of us as human intelligence are just an emergent property of a small number of algorithms operating with a lot of compute power".

When I offered Hosain a list of features that could be embedded in future versions of the UP wristband – such as a GPS module (for precise location, including altitude), heartbeat, blood pressure, skin temperature and acidity sensors, bluetooth transmitter – he simply smiled and conceded that my suggestions were not completely off-track.

Sanitation is, by all accounts, completely off-track in terms of progress and MDGs.

The worst thing to do for a debate is for the debate to completely veer off track.

As long as you start applying these lessons as best you can, it's completely normal to get off track. 1. Remind yourself that you no longer want to feel like a doormat.

I needed to get off track, to completely challenge every assumption I'd ever made about who I was and what I wanted.