Sentence examples for some wherewithal from inspiring English sources

"But usually when you push through something like we're going through right now, it's going to take some drama, and it's going to take some wherewithal and some confidence and some grit.

So a big pot of money from some monetization provides the wherewithal to slog on and restructure.

"You can say what you want about Starbucks, but they had the wherewithal to do some things that moved the needle in the coffee market," he said.

Up to 10% of Telebras' earnings come in the form of foreign currency from international calls, providing the wherewithal to repay some of the company's dollar-denominated debt.

Ever since Google announced its mobile OS, Android, I've been waiting for someone (er, some company) to have the wherewithal to use this seemingly perfect gadget name – Droid.

Some people will have the wherewithal to hire private attorneys.

The Mount Vernon Ladies Association had the financial wherewithal, and then some, to prevent that.

Some people may not have the wherewithal to save a whole lot more.

Miliband is like some 1950s gameshow host without the wherewithal, Ruth Davidson [Scottish Tory leader] has done very well.

"It certainly doesn't bode well for the wherewithal to deal with some of the tough decisions," Dr. Joseph R. Marbach, a political scientist at Seton Hall, said of the trust-fund rescue plan.

Eight years have passed since the Gulf war, yet Saddam Hussein is still in power in Iraq, still oppressing his people, still shooting at the American and British warplanes that try to contain him, still hiding some of the arms, or the wherewithal for making them, that the UN Security Council said he should give up before the trade embargo would be lifted.