Then, it is all downhill from there.

Interest rates were highest in the 14th century and going downhill ever since (with spikes thereafter but still downhill).

Going down hill.

Just an something to consider if you want to think outside of the W-2 job box.While working in this field, you will learn what areas are improving or going down hill.   

Polluted land, re-zoned land, land that has rising property taxes associated with it -- that must be paid in cash, land in a neighborhood that goes downhill, land that used to be quiet and peaceful on the edge of town when we bought it but now is crowded and noisy.  

:However; with all our flaws, our country is the greatest on the planet...I guess it depends on your definition of greatest...This country USED to be the greatest (in my opinion) and COULD be the greatest again (no doubt), but over the past 30 years, things have gone pretty far downhill, and statistically, we're far from the greatest in most areas that people would say are important.Think about it -- how would you define the things that make a society great?

Lastly, whenever working with family and friends, remember that things can go downhill.

It goes downhill from there.

I have a lease with a tenant that is on the fifth month of a 1 year lease and I am seriously thinking of parting ways.Tenant "Jane" does pay on time, and has not violated any lease terms.But a series of issues that has caused the tenant landlord relationship to be tensed and my best bet is a down hill from here.First of all, and partially my fault, I allowed her to bring a dog. 

My last purchase was out of Santa Monica and I had just closed in February when everything went downhill.