be on the wrong track

To be progressing in a way that will likely fail or be unsuccessful. All of these protestors think that we're really on the wrong track with this new environmental initiative. Considering all of our failed experiments, our team must be on the wrong track.

be on the wrong track

to be doing something in a way that will cause you to fail I think the government's on the wrong track with this latest policy.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Flore	-	French
Bernardino	ber-nahr-DEE-no (Italian, Spanish)	Italian, Spanish, Portuguese
Marcia	MAHR-shə (English), MAHR-see-ə (English), MAHR-thyah (Spanish), MAHR-syah (Latin American Spanish)	English, Spanish, Ancient Roman
Adela	['ædilə]
Tsvetko	-	Bulgarian
Folami	-	Western African, Yoruba