Sentence examples similar to undertaking single-handedly from inspiring English sources

First dubbed "leaderless resistance" by a radical right ideologue in 1982, the "lone wolf" tactic has remained a signature of far-right violence for three decades - one whereby the "terrorist cycle" of preparation and execution is undertaken single-handedly.

It can be difficult for entrepreneurs who have often built up businesses single-handedly, undertaking every task themselves, to learn to let go.

But the problem is, I have almost no time to single-handedly undertake such a project!

In these difficult economic times it almost seems foolish to single-handedly undertake such vast changes when the rest of the world is ignoring the problem.

Jerome Kerviel, the French trader who has gained world-wide noteriety for single-handedly undertaking unauthorized trades that cost his employer $7.1 billion, maybe wasn't so single handed.

The Prime Minister cannot tackle the issue single-handedly.

(In that same article he declared that "America's Social Security system will go bust in 2010". Umm, no). He boasted of how he single-handedly "decided to undertake a structural reform [of Chile's bankrupt retirement system] that would solve the problem once and for all". Republicans lapped it up.

McGovern taught briefly at Dakota Wesleyan College before returning home to South Dakota to undertake yet another unlikely and quite daring adventure -- to almost single-handedly build the state Democratic Party organization.

During his postwar testimonies, he recalled: "After the uprising in August 1943 I ran the camp single-handedly for a month; however, during that period no gassings were undertaken".

Tolstoy's most astonishing feat is to have single-handedly depicted subjects of such colossal proportions that they seemingly could not have been undertaken in one go.

Almost single-handedly, O'Connor rewrote abortion law.