Phrases with «large shadow»

The phrase "large shadow" means something or someone that has a big influence or impact. Full definition

But the accompanying annual fee increase casts a rather large shadow over what are only marginal new benefits. (pointsyak.com)
The darkness that was creeping in around the edges began to cast larger and larger shadows for longer and longer periods. (birthwithoutfearblog.com)
Nonetheless, large shadow inventory still remains a challenge, especially in the office sector. (nreionline.com)
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