Meaning:
Feeling tired; running low on energy.
Examples:
- The EU should not run out of steam now that the euro is to be introduced.
- In a more open world than that of 1929, any national action will quickly run out of steam.
- Without growth, however, the boldest structural measures run out of steam.
- Without social progress, economic progress will run out of steam sooner or later.
- Johan is very slow to anger, so I run out of steam.
- We've run out of steam.
- We cannot allow the reform effort to be derailed or to run out of steam.
- This, therefore, is not the time to run out of steam or to throw in the towel.
- Its diameter is three times that of Earth, and it doesn't seem to run out of steam
- I am asking you to understand, at last, that the current model of European integration has run out of steam.