On the other, we jog along individually through acts of kindness and goodness.
For the remaining fifth, the university assesses applicants individually through grades, test scores and so on.
Americans today define themselves individually through their musical tastes instead of forming a collective identity with others.
In particular, our financial expert, Nancy Havens-Hasty, walked each uncertain board member or officer individually through month-by-month cash flow projections.
It started out in classrooms as the equivalent of the slate - my five-year-old hands punched out each dot individually through a sheet of thick manilla paper.
iPhone Publisher DK has launched an iPhone app that acts as a container for all its Top 10 destination guides – available to buy individually through in-app purchases.
"This generation is fighting a different fight from their parents," Johnson wrote, "breaking from tradition and expressing themselves individually — through art, fashion, music".
Blood & Family (1988) combines four short collections of prose and verse originally published individually through Peppercanister, and Godhead (1999) explores the Trinity in the light of contemporary society.
If the number of workers per person on welfare drops in effect it means each worker is having to contribute more individually through their tax to pay for the welfare.
Once inside, people were escorted individually through the shelves of low-fat mozzarella cheese, dried beans and Pepperidge Farm chocolate chunk cookies, where a few paused — often reluctantly — to explain what had brought them.
The standard Sanders stump speech, which he sticks to religiously, can contain up to 15 separate spending proposals, many of which it is hard to imagine passing individually through Congress, let alone collectively under one president.
