big picture

noun

1. a broad, overall view or perspective of an issue or problem.

Example Sentences

Big picture: A week ago, Wall Street leaned against the idea that the Fed would cut interest rates in December for the third meeting in a row.

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Big picture: U.S. manufacturers are still trying to adjust to higher and ever-changing tariffs, and that’s been a big impediment to sales.

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Big picture: U.S. manufacturers are still trying to adjust to higher and ever-changing tariffs, and that’s been a big impediment to sales.

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Big picture: The jobs market has cooled off and even turned chilly after several years of rapid hiring following the pandemic.

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Big picture: Americans have kept spending at fairly robust levels the past few years, even amid frequent bouts of pessimism.

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