single-handedly

Suggesting that Greece as a whole is single-handedly responsible for this mess is silly.

The designers at Wired single-handedly prevented me from finding out about Bruce Sterling for ten years and more.

That one change could single-handedly resolve most of our healthcare issues in the US.

This allowed him to create lectures for most of the K-12 math and physics curriculum single-handedly and without government support in about five years.

It makes it sound like WeWork is single-handedly reviving a concept that died with the first dotCom crash, yet it's really just the latest.

Tesla is almost single-handedly dragging the world into the electric car age so I think the loan served its purpose quite magnificently.

I've been here less than a year and have single-handedly built two pieces of new software that are in production with customers.

I single-handedly wrote a large Javascript plug-in module for a well-known editor.

Interesting to see how he kept things lean and has gone against the entire 'companies need a co-founder to succeed' stigma by single-handedly growing a multimillion dollar venture.

We're now in an age where one person or company or government can single-handedly change the habitability of the entire planet, such as Exxon did in the 80s.

I single-handedly wrote a large Javascript module for a well-known editor.

Or, thinking about the other direction, even restricting ourselves to within California San Francisco and the Bay Area single-handedly pay for a massively disproportionate part of state government services and redistribution.

He wasn't nearly as talented as Woz, who single-handedly designed the Apple I and Apple II, but the best analogy to Jobs isn't a "business guy", it's a technical guy who does business.

Single-handedly might be part of the problem; part of what employers looking for open source work want to see is collaboration.