Free-for-all used in a sentence

Free-for-all in a sentence as a noun

Organic chem is like a giant free-for-all where everyone tries to beat the curve.

There is no free-for-all, no direct access, no indirect access, no back door, no drop box.

Most competitive corps live in nullsec, which is free-for-all territory.

I agree that the rise of the share economy is unstoppable, but I don't at all agree that this will or should be a free-for-all with no regulation.

Instead of a reckless free-for-all of foul-mouthed teenagers, you end up with thoughtful, relevant, and moderated communities.

A lot of people who are rabidly fighting against the Internet being a free-for-all are significantly damaged and assume the rest of the world is damaged in the same way so need to be protected.

One problem I have with "X accomplished person passed away" on the internet is that a free-for-all seems to start, wherein everyone feels qualified to judge that person's accomplishments from behind a monitor.