single-handedly

Think about two years ago, when he almost single-handedly mucked up a great midterms opportunity for Republicans.

Trump still retained just strong enough of a GOP stranglehold over the next couple of years to almost single-handedly blow the 2022 midterms for Republicans.

But it is getting closer than ever to becoming an election-changing financial technology, one that could single-handedly preempt the ambitions of the first two years of a Harris presidency—while writing the playbook for other industries to do the same in years to come.

Ye made headlines for removing windows, doors, electricity and plumbing in the house and the man whom he hired to work on it said he “single-handedly destroyed this architectural masterpiece.”

Kevin Pefley had been running the place single-handedly the past four days, supplying provisions to those who stayed behind.