Sentence examples similar to reduction off track from inspiring English sources
Osborne's autumn statement injection of short-term cash should stave off a pre-election NHS crisis but whoever wins the general election next year faces a much bigger challenge – how to find the money the NHS needs given the huge cuts already planned for other public services, and a deficit reduction plan that looks to be off track.
In its first year, Diplomas Now exceeded its goal of achieving a 25percentt reduction in off-track indicators among students in schools where the program was implemented.
UNICEF last week released a global survey of child mortality that showed that 98 countries are off track in their efforts to reach the Millennium Development Goal of a two-thirds reduction in child mortality by 2015 (the baseline year is 1990).
That was when things went off track.
"The food got off track".
Treasury Secretary Paul H. O'Neill called the reduction "off by a lot".
"Pitchers get off track a little bit sometimes," Girardi said.
But Schumer thought that the Democrats had gone off track.
Again, the phrase of attribution throws us off track.
