Joseph Smith, killed by a mob before he turned 39, is hardly comparable to the magnificent Akiva, except that he invented Mormonism even more single-handedly than Akiva gave us Judaism, or Muhammad, Islam.
China is no more likely to displace the U.S. security umbrella in the region than it is to single handedly upend U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East.
During his 46-season career, "Joe Pa" achieved more wins than any other coach in major college football history, and nearly single handedly established the life blood and livelihood of Penn State and its borough, State College.
It's more than a revival of 1980s pastels and enormous spectacles, the ironic style single handedly keeping American Apparel afloat.
More than that, it's identifiable and you can bet that you may single handedly turn wallflowers into somewhat choreographed slick ricks.
He was an only child, raised more or less single-handedly by his mother.
But this time changes in the campaign-finance rules allow rich benefactors to sustain a candidacy more or less single-handedly via supportive "super PACs".
You are single handedly outnumbered," the advertising copy read.
Still, it's hard to pin down the truth about why Mr. Smith, an engineer, labored single-handedly for more than a dozen years on a house that calls to mind grand follies like the Winchester Mystery House in San Jose, Calif., built by the rifle company heiress Sarah L. Winchester.
Terry and Tricia were jointly responsible for an entire generation of talent (maybe more), while Terry single-handedly has been responsible for more careers than anyone else I can think of in the industry.
(At least that is what has been publicly disclosed. Paul Allen has poured much more money into Evri almost single-handedly, perhaps even more than Radar raised).
