down the road
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at a point in time as a process or action continues or is being carried out
The idiom "down the road" originated from the literal sense of traveling or moving along a road or path. It is commonly used to refer to future events or consequences that will occur at a later time or in the future. It is used when talking about things that will happen in the future. It can also be used to discuss the consequences of a decision or action, or when talking about future plans or expectations.
- We'll have to address that issue down the road when it becomes more critical.
- He plans to buy a bigger house down the road when he saves enough money.
- Down the road, I hope to travel to exotic destinations and explore different cultures.
- We'll discuss potential promotions and career growth opportunities down the road.
- Let's focus on building a strong foundation now, so we can reap the benefits down the road.