Sentence examples for no or from inspiring English sources

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none or

issued or

nos or

continued or

prevents or

The phrase "no or" is an acceptable and common phrase in written English.
It can be used as an alternative to a negative answer ("no") or to emphasize the mutually exclusive options (i.e. "this or that, not both"). For example: "Would you like to have tea or coffee? No or."

Exact(48)

There is no "or else".

Huffington Post

N, no; OR, operating room; Y, yes.

Critical Care

(no), or Lewisburg, Pa.

The New York Times - Sports

No (or rubbish) butcher?

The Guardian - Money

That's "yes," "no," or "I don't know".

The New Yorker

There are no (or paltry few) correspondents.

The Guardian - Opinion

Similar(12)

But no … or at least not any more.

The Guardian - Film

Many show no -- or even negative -- results.

Huffington Post

No. Or yes.

The Guardian - Film

No. Or who might have made it?

The New York Times - Arts

A: No, or not exactly.

The New Yorker

More suggestions(10)

prevented or

neglected or

flowers or

ceases or

continues or

benefits or

stopped or

lacks or

excludes or

either or

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