Sentence examples for wherewithal both from inspiring English sources

In The Psychology of the Simpsons: D'oh!, the authors discuss Lisa's level of anger displayed in the episode, noting that in this particular case her anger gave her the wherewithal both to confront social injustice, and keep her mind clear for critical thinking.

But when you think about it Tesla is really just substantial innovation of the automobile rather than the creation of something completely new, but the market has been clamoring for the fully electric car and Tesla had the wherewithal both financially and technically to make it so.

Mr. Berman and Mr. Ehrlich bought the failing racetrack in Monticello and approached the Oneidas, one of only two tribes in New York that had a gambling contract with the state and the wherewithal to both finance and operate a casino.

But which companies will have the wherewithal -- both artistic and financial -- to do justice to his masterpieces?

Aiding the so-called "moderate" insurgents in Syria isn't likely to give them the wherewithal to defeat both ISIL and Assad, but could be enough to tie down more government forces, enabling the Islamic State to win.

"There's both the wherewithal and the interest.

They lack both the wherewithal to take on the risk and the contacts.

That should give investors comfort that Ford has both the wherewithal to pay a dividend soon and enough cushion should sales goals exceed the company's reach.

Ms. Bell had both the wherewithal and the disposition to sustain a career that owed nothing to fashion or the marketplace.

"We want to own companies that have both the wherewithal and the intent to raise the dividend".

Knowledge cannot advance unless scientists have both the wherewithal and the courage to seek new and unexpected answers.