Following a course that is likely to result in success.
‘we are on the right track for continued growth’
‘Victory in last weekend's European Cup final when he captained his country to a fifth success suggests he is on the right track.’
‘More impressive, though, than any fanatical power of endurance was his ability to see he was on the wrong track, admit he was mistaken and try a different course of action.’
‘Only the results will tell us if Labour is on the right track.’
‘It sounds as though your son is on the right track to becoming a successful bodybuilder.’
‘That these women were on the wrong track and he was going to put them on the right track.’
‘Today's figures also show that more of those who are likely to vote believe that the country is on the right track.’
‘If they approach it as a lock-them-up-and-throw-away-the-key, then they're on the wrong track.’
‘Dave, you've got the sound effects CD on the wrong track.’
‘34% of the country think the government is on the wrong track.’
‘69 percent believe America is on the wrong track, with only 26 percent saying it's headed in the right direction.’
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