AFTER a stunning economic expansion, sub-Saharan Africa has run out of puff.
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It is as if the point is to arrive out of puff, with your senses awry.
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That may be why, in the second half, the tale runs a little out of puff.
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Still, the country's longtime engines of growth, including steel mills, shipyards and car plants, appear to be running out of puff.
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S. trade skirmishing and as investors await key data from the world's two biggest economies to determine whether global growth is running out of puff.
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The world number 23 was in commanding form against an opponent who appeared to run out of puff after reaching both the singles and doubles finals in Rio.
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This week: Why cities should respect street-food vendors, China's football season is greeted with grumbles and how the business model of the Olympics is running out of puff
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The engine always feels like you're about to build into the fun rev range, but then runs out of puff and has to swap gears to keep the party rolling.
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The company's first steam express, Clun Castle (number 7029 for the trainspotters), ran out of puff with British Rail in 1966, but has now been magnificently restored and is ready to go.
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"Offices, retail and accommodation commencements have been very strong, although the latter two segments will run out of puff in coming years given the project pipeline and fundamental demand drivers," says BIS Oxford.
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Australia's A$2 trillion ($1.35 trillion) economy has run out of puff after nearly 29 years without a recession as consumers struggling with stagnant wages and sky-high debt sharply cut back on spending.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's economy may have achieved a remarkable winning streak, avoiding a recession for 22.50 years, but there are now clear signs that the consumers who have driven much of the growth are running out of puff.
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But even if the Republican nominee continues to run out of puff (see Briefing) one last worry haunts Democrats: that Mrs Clinton, an uninspiring candidate lugging decades of political baggage, could still somehow slow and lose all by herself.
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But businesses assuming the consumer pivot in India is the next unstoppable force in global economics need to ask themselves why it already looks to have run out of puff—and whether it is likely to get a second wind any time soon.
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By the time the Democratic nominee, wearing a bright orange trouser suit (which instantly recalled the "Hillary for Prison" badges for sale outside her Republican rival's rallies), emerged and hotfooted it to the podium, the Floridian crowd was audibly running out of puff.
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Talbingo Dam is part of the Snowy Mountains Scheme. Hydroelectricity accounts for 6.5–7% of NEM electricity generation.(17 April 2007). How solar ran out of puff.
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Pizza bourekas made in a round shape. Bourekas are often made out of puff pastry filled with various fillings. Among the popular fillings are feta cheese, kashkaval cheese, mashed potato, spinach and cheese, eggplant, pizza-flavor, and mushrooms.
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