Sentence examples for technological wherewithal from inspiring English sources

In recent years, however, the rise of social media has given Web users the technological wherewithal to play a more active role in shaping the direction of museum collections.

In this era of D.I.Y. stardom, you don't need God or Goldwyn to grab your 15 minutes; you need only a Webcam and the minor technological wherewithal to upload your own fabulousness.

Betting against Steven P. Jobs has not been a sound proposition in recent years, but there are plenty of reasons to be skeptical about whether iTV, which doesn't actually exist yet, will have the technological wherewithal or enough compelling content to matter.

He can remind a young customer to remove his ball cap without embarrassing him, read a room like a D.J. and adjust the style and volume of the music to its mood, and summon the technological wherewithal to handle a computer breakdown.

Now, the shift to computer-automated -- ie. programmatic -- ad buying is putting the squeeze on smaller publishers, who lack the technological wherewithal to keep up.

If your business doesn't have the technological wherewithal to achieve the marketing results you want, consider outsourcing to an agency that does.

3Com and Xerox have the technological and financial wherewithal to create their own small-business sites.

It didn't have the wherewithal to triumph over or even survive furious technological change, rapid and frequent product obsolescence, and a slow market takeoff.

Technological breakthrough?

Not just those whose parents have wherewithal".

Sometimes such wherewithal is a prerequisite.