Sentence examples for single handedly but from inspiring English sources

Obviously I can't fix the economy or save the NHS single handedly, but neither can David Cameron so whats the difference between us really?" Jake Morrison, who will stand down as councillor in May after serving four years in office, agrees that young people should become active in politics, "not just stuffing envelopes but making a real difference".

It may not resurrect dance music single-handedly, but Destroy Rock'n'Roll is a timely reminder of its pleasures.

It was Child — not single-handedly, but close — who started the public conversation about cooking in America that has shaped our cuisine and culture ever since.

He need not save the offense single-handedly, but he is the big target now, and there will be no hiding.

I would say, single-handedly, but the whole point is that Cameron needlessly gave him the vital helping hand he needed.

But the reason they don't play like a team is partly his fault — not just because he tries to take over games single-handedly but because of his attitude.

There are some people whose comments are so influential that they can launch trends almost single-handedly, but the researchers found that these topics actually tended to burn out quickly.

It would be unfair on his team-mates to say that the opening batsman Alastair Cook has won the Ashes series single-handedly, but he has been the rock on which Australia's increasingly despairing attack has foundered.

An editorial in the overseas edition of The People's Daily, the official newspaper of the Communist Party, said China should not act single-handedly but work with other creditors including the I.M.F., and demand that the euro area guarantee its investments.

That kind of thing doesn't happen single-handedly but through big networks.

The aging Beckham isn't going to win L.A. a championship single-handedly, but the well-financed club isn't stopping with him.