Sentence examples for wherewithal at a from inspiring English sources
Nigeria, and the United States, too, seems to have lost its wherewithal at a crucial, frightening point of this war.
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.
But the best guess is that the Iranians will still spin things out, while beavering away at getting the wherewithal for a bomb.
If unexpected prosperity descended upon a small subset of corporations, it stands to reason that they would both beat the market and have the wherewithal to boost dividends at a high rate.
Some speculated that it would give him the wherewithal to make a run at CBS Inc. when Westinghouse spins it off later this year.
Were "The Wherewithal" a traditional novel, that might be a difficult move to pull off.
Sometimes such wherewithal is a prerequisite.
"Not everyone has the wherewithal of a Google or a Facebook," he says.
Philip Schultz's "The Wherewithal" is a book in which time has come undone.
Jeffrey broke from the back of a scrum and offloaded to Gary Armstrong and the scrum-half passed it out to Gavin Hastings, who charged into the line at pace and had the wherewithal to hoof a kick back inside.
Optimists also point to the large free-agent contracts signed by C. C. Sabathia, A. J. Burnett, Mark Teixeira and Francisco Rodríguez this winter — evidence, they say, that shows that at least the strong teams have the wherewithal to withstand a severe slowdown.
