Sentence examples for Economic wherewithal from inspiring English sources

"There's no one who has the economic wherewithal," Mr. D'Amato said.

"The players do not have the economic wherewithal to sit out one year".

How do we balance the need to find the economic wherewithal to educate children, to bolster self-confidence and a sense of self-determination, with the need to preserve our cultural integrity and our homelands?

Her sojourn at West Side, she said, made her realize that the difference between herself and the students was the safety net of a family with economic wherewithal (her father was a member of Parliament) and well-defined values.

"The owners have the economic wherewithal to shut the thing down for two years, whatever it takes, to get a system that will work long term," he said in an extensive interview to discuss his new book.

"There are some counties that have the economic wherewithal to take on these issues, and there are other counties that just don't have any money, so that puts them into a real bad bind," said Raquel Rubio-Goldsmith, coordinator of the Binational Migration Institute at the University of Arizona, which researches immigration issues.

The United States lacks the military, economic and political wherewithal to take all of them out.

Many developing nations have recently acquired the economic and political wherewithal to consolidate brands of modernity that present durable alternatives.

Whether we are talking about our global resources, economic infrastructure or organizational wherewithal, overextension inevitably leads to the need to pull back and contract.

Senior leaders have higher certainty than most people, with long term contracts and big pay packages giving them the confidence and wherewithal to weather economic storms.

The expanding demographic and economic base of Italy provided the wherewithal for the political and cultural programs of the 16th century.