Sentences with phrase «nearly tapped out»

In order to sustain itself, the company needs to find new members and the developed world may be nearly tapped out.

Not exact matches

Indeed, even major products hailed as «pacesetters» by IRI because they do well in their first year on the shelf often fail to live up to their early promise, with sales fizzling out after two or three years, while the real success stories tend to tap into new consumer trends early and nearly always start small, building momentum gradually.

Hector Bellerin was attacking frequently on the right wing, and one such overlap nearly provided Theo Walcott with a tap in, but Morgan was in the right place to cut out the danger.

To call the Silverado quick from a dead stop is probably overstating the case; with nearly 400 horsepower on tap, it's certainly no slouch in the engine department, but let's not forget the 7,300 pounds of curb weight to contend with, plus whatever you happen to be towing out back.

Nearly three out of 10 borrowers tapped private investors for financing, followed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (16 %) and institutional investors (11 %).