Sentence examples for generally on track from inspiring English sources

Analysts said the results posted by both companies were mixed but generally on track with expectations.

Despite this hurdle, a senior State Department official said Monday that the disarmament process was generally on track and that there "was reason to be optimistic".

- Outputs are generally on track but funding streams slow.

Microsoft confirmed in its blog post that Windows 10 is still "on track" to become generally available sometime this summer.

Battery experts say the company's plan generally seems on track.

Only 26percentt approved of Mr. Bush's handling of Iraq and of foreign policy generally, while only one in four Americans think the country is generally on the right track.

If the players had not believed they were generally on the right track, they would never have been able to recover and surge to safety by winning seven of their last nine games.

And though he declared that the state of the union would remain strong, as tradition obliges presidents to do, only 19percentt of Americans think the country is generally on the right track, as low a number as any recorded.

In Webster's view, the established facts failed the standard of proof necessary for a criminal conviction, but were generally on the right track – and the man accused should apologise.

She is also the clear choice of people who are feeling positive about the city, which could be a key factor in September, since the poll found that, for the first time since 2005, most voters believed the city was generally on the right track.

Their mentor would be given a free period every day to work with them, plan lessons and generally check they are on track.