lose momentum

You probably have the experience that in the spring, you often feel tired when waking up in the morning and lose momentum during the day.

Many companies take heart from their overflowing order books, which provide a cushion for a time when the economy will lose momentum.

The UN, Britain and others are pushing hard to set a six-month deadline, so as not to lose momentum.

Example : They began to lose momentum in the second half of the game.

A refinancing wave would be welcome now, with the economy appearing to lose momentum.

They began to lose momentum in the second half of the game.

Fund managers have since pared equity exposure on fears the global economic recovery could lose momentum or that another crisis could flare.

Otherwise, the project can stagnate and people on your team can lose momentum.

Efforts to erect restrictions against foreign trade may also lose momentum.

Nice, calm and steady personality but does not lose momentum.

However, once you stop and lose momentum you're walking the rest of the way to the top.

This showed that Japan's economy for exports decreased and gradually lose momentum.

By being still, you lose momentum, and the level of inertia of our current position increases.

And we lose momentum, could end up as couch potatoes and run far from the goal.

The housing market could still lose momentum next year.

For others, we get started but quickly lose momentum and give up.

He says he is concerned the six-nation talks may lose "momentum. "

"One of our biggest lessons happened mid-last year when we started to lose momentum, " said Susan Murphy.