running out of steam

"I don't think we've seen the bottom for the euro this year but this latest down leg is running out of steam, " he said.

Now some of the early gainers are running out of steam, which can be a sign that the bull market is aging.

Prof Prasad said: "The engines of world growth are running out of steam while the trailing wagons are going off the rails. "

Use oscillators to detect when a false breakout starts running out of steam, and trade for the return into the middle of the day's range.

Two Fed officials on Wednesday said further monetary stimulus might prevent the economy from running out of steam altogether.

His comments came against the background of fears that the US recovery is running out of steam .

None of this means China is on the verge of running out of steam.

Elsewhere, there were strong signs last week that the SARS epidemic was running out of steam.

Even so, the tusk strikes make their point. Running out of steam, some walruses head for cooler waters.

I notice it with childless friends who can chat away for hours without running out of steam.

But the world's growth engine is running out of steam more quickly than many had thought it would.

The policies of big-government proponents are running out of steam.

While there is little evidence for a slowdown, the concern is that Macao's rapid growth may be running out of steam.

Colleague : Oh, I am at the end of my wits and running out of steam.

Is China's once-resurgent currency running out of steam?

By early Friday morning March 14, Bear Stearns's managers were running out of steam.

Unless we can supply our forward units , the advance is in danger of running out of steam .

But this shows signs of running out of steam.

The old methods are running out of steam, but also constrain China's ability to reform.