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• s  occurring completely or not occurring at all

• Like many other people in recovery, DiCiccio and Drieslein--and by extension the county organization they run--take an all-or-nothing approach to alcohol.
• The art of compromise, which is essential to democracy, seems to have gone out of style in recent years of angry all-or-nothing politics.
• Digital broadcasts are all-or-nothing affairs.

• all-or-none

News & Articles

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• ATHLETE OF THE WEEK: Jillian Bobick, senior, Anchor Bay soccer
  Accomplishment: Scored the winning, walk-off goal on an all-or-nothing shootout blast, winning a regional semifinal game for the Tars. The game was 0-0 through regulation and tied after the first shootout session. Once Tars goalie Emily Zweng stopped Grosse Pointe South’s first shooter in the second session, it was up to Bobick; and she didn’t disappoint her screaming teammates.
  June 15, 2013 - The Voice

Quotes

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• Harry Reid in Washington Post
  President Bush has instead pursued his my-way-or-the-highway, all-or-nothing approach,Reid said in a statement. "As a result, many of these nominations -- Democrat and Republican -- have stalled, putting a number of agencies in jeopardy."