arms race

On Monday, Twitter announced it had acquired the newsletter platform Revue, the social media giant’s first step into consumer revenue and latest piece of evidence that we are in the beginning of a newsletter arms race.

AdNauseam might adapt to skirt Google’s counteroffensive, but an arms race will obviously favor Google.

We’ve known for more than 100 years that the West is short on water, yet we continue to grow alfalfa in the desert, and use increasingly sophisticated drilling techniques in a kind of water arms race.

The trend toward digital sovereignty has unleashed a digital arms race that slows down innovation and offers no meaningful benefit to customers.

In this administration, amid a technological arms race against China and other nations, the Committee on Foreign Investments in the United States has dramatically ramped up its power.

These stakes have created a financial arms race that almost certainly will make this election historically expensive.

Hypersonic weapons are the new arms race, with the United States, Russia, India and China all racing to develop them.

The latest in push button warfare, hypersonic weapons have launched a new arms race among the big powers—emphasis on the race.

He wrote at length about the dangers of the nuclear arms race.

Instead of shaming executives, we might see a political spending arms race.

The deadly arms race, and the huge resources it absorbs, have too long overshadowed all else we must do.

A further agreement to limit the strategic arms race may be achieved.

It's like an escalation in the arms race, and understandably, no one wants to disarm alone.

Deep down, the Soviets must know it's in their interest as well as ours to prevent a wasteful arms race.

Everyone knows elections have become too expensive, fueling a fund-raising arms race.