Not only did it single-handedly change out the diversity composition of the frontline workforce for PG&E, it also put talent to its best use.
Ray Demarest Incline Village, Nev., Dec. 21, 2008 To the Editor: While the article pinning responsibility for the worldwide financial mess on the Bush administration is on the mark, it would be unfair to suggest that the administration or the Republicans did it single-handedly.
In the farming communities of rural Ghana, when a farmer realizes that work on the farm cannot be completed within a certain time if he did it single-handedly, he would request the assistance and support of other farmers in the community.
He did not do it single-handedly.
When he goes on to say, "I destroyed realism," you half want to break in and tell him that he didn't do it single-handedly.
She ended up doing it single-handedly for three years; her classmates' parents pulled their children out, worried about school demands and exams.
Naturally the executive was dismayed, and when he asked what he had done wrong, the corporate president told him that he had indeed accomplished what he had been asked to do, but he had done it single-handedly, by the sheer force of his own personality.
Child care is an immensely time consuming activity and those who do it single-handedly are unlikely to be able to pursue other goods such as education, political office or demanding careers.
To make the situation weirder, because of their positions on the camera body, there's no way you can do it all single-handedly.
Did I single-handedly shut down the toy store?
He did it more or less single-handedly, fired by his love of the language and the culture and aided by a brain that rapidly became an encyclopedia of lineages, sutras, lives of lamas, and the history and ownership of every book he came across.
