These combined factors mean that planning for future care of a relative with HD is probably beyond the carer's current capabilities or wherewithal.
Instead we live in an age of reluctant renters, people who fantasise about buying but simply do not have the wherewithal, at current prices, to purchase what they want.
Banks are not allowed to assess borrowers' ability to keep up with all their payments, and more borrowers do not have the wherewithal to stay current on their homeowners' insurance and property taxes, both of which have risen in many parts of the country.
Ambac wrote down the value of its subprime mortage guarantees by $5.2 billion last quarter, but it nonetheless maintains that it has the wherewithal to withstand the current crisis.
Until we have the wherewithal to remove our current collective zombie economic brain and immolate it, we'll be stuck in the land of the economic undead, giving our hard-won earnings to zombie banks and the ridiculously-compensated zombie CEOs that control them (and us).
Right now, there are some commercial owners and managers with the wherewithal to invest in their current portfolios, which makes great short- and long-term sense.
This introduction will allow selection of not only the current top performers but those who have the wherewithal (read grit) to sustain their efforts throughout their residency.
Board members are more often parents of current students, rather than alumni, and may not have the wherewithal for big gifts, according to Patrick Bassett, president of the National Association of Independent Schools.
Panic about Belgium's finances would seem illogical, since the country has the wherewithal to repay debt: It has kept a current-account surplus for the last 25 years and has a healthy private sector, a high savings rate and a wealthy population.
But "one day" could well get pushed into the future for a long time to come, for the simple reason that codependence governs the global economy: The current flows of capital lubricate world commerce, giving the American consumer the wherewithal to keep buying; those purchases, in turn, generate business and employment from Asia to Latin America.
