Antonyms for all-or-nothingall-or-noth·ing

Princeton's WordNet

1. all-or-none, all-or-nothingadjective

   occurring completely or not occurring at all

How to use all-or-nothing in a sentence?

1. Zhang Yongli:

   My biggest worry was my wife had been ill for a while before she got pregnant, and had not fully recovered when she suddenly learned that she was pregnant with five babies, we inquired about the possibility of having the number reduced, but were told that it wasn't possible to abort some babies without putting all [at] risk, and so we decided it was all or nothing and to take the risk. It was my wife's choice, and I supported her.

2. Eric Stiles:

   Imagine if you are driving across the country and there are only two or three pit stops to fuel up and get food and if you don't, it's all or nothing. Either you make it or you don't.

3. Brian Kateman:

   We're at a place in society where very few people are vegan or vegetarian, in order to move that movement forward we need more people, and I don't think we're going to be successful in doing that if we're promoting an all or nothing message.

4. Kendall Almerico:

   This really is not a question of legal precedent, but more one of how far can people push the boundaries of asking for voluntary donations without really having a cohesive plan as to where the money will go, this is an ‘ all-or-nothing ’ campaign, so if he does not raise $ 1.6 billion, everyone gets refunded. But imagine if he received $ 10 million in donations, and did a ‘ flexible funding ’ campaign where he actually gets the money, even if he did not reach the goal ? What would happen then ? That is the real problem, is if some scam artist tried to take advantage of a situation like this.

5. Steven Mnuchin:

   I don't agree with the speaker's approach of we have to do all or nothing, we're continuing to negotiate a comprehensive bill, but we want to put money into the economy now.

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