Sentence examples for professional wherewithal from inspiring English sources
On a fake business Web site that AMC created for the character — featuring a garish orange-and-yellow color scheme and a banner reading "Welcome lawbreakers!" — you can watch "As Seen on TV" commercials, an office webcam, and a series of fake testimonials and consultations demonstrating Goodman's professional wherewithal.
On a fake business Web site that AMC created for the character featuring a garish orange-and-yellow color scheme and a banner reading "Welcome lawbreakers!"—you can watch "As Seen on TV" commercials, an office webcam, and a series of fake testimonials and consultations demonstrating Goodman's professional wherewithal.
Not to make this about media ethics or anything, but my problem was more that Schumer didn't give fictional Amy the professional wherewithal to know that she shouldn't sleep with her interview subject. .
Business has not only provided her with the wherewithal to take on her opponent, Jerry Brown, a professional politician who is the son of a professional politician: so far she has sunk $119m of her $1.3 billion fortune into the race.
He celebrated board members' financial wherewithal, but did not once mention any professional qualifications or educational expertise.
"So, it is difficult to entirely protect our community from this kind of act, but we do have extremely professional, very thorough, very capable police and security agencies, and I am confident that we have the wherewithal to do what we need to do to keep our community safe".
The importance of the framework, the network of professionals, their teamwork and the adjustment of the support to reflect the specific situation, resources and wherewithal of the child in need, plus the family, cultural and religious context, are key elements in understanding the need and taking the right preventive measures.
Not just those whose parents have wherewithal".
The Murdoch children's wherewithal to critique their father comes not just from the psychological predicament they have shared - in this Elisabeth sounds like any well-analysed fortysomething - but also from the fact that they share his professional world.
"But we didn't have the wherewithal.
Sometimes such wherewithal is a prerequisite.
