| For those people who qualify, the programs effectively trap them in a web of rigid, inflexible, all-or-nothing rules. |
| But in the all-or-nothing world of hyper-partisans even trying to transcend political labels is a traitorous act. |
| Williams was forced to use high-risk all-or-nothing tactics which backfired as Seles squared the match then secured victory. |
| Murphy was trying to project confidence, knowing well that regardless of what he said, Iowa is an all-or-nothing proposition for Gephardt. |
| With protocols you tend to be drawn into all-or-nothing high wire acts of perfect adherence in at least some aspects of your design. |
| It seems the film wants to present it as the ultimate betrayal of human responsibility and as belonging to the same all-or-nothing solipsistic madness that fed Nazism. |
