Sentence examples for wherewithal of from inspiring English sources

"Not everyone has the wherewithal of a Google or a Facebook," he says.

"Our focus is doing what is best to improve the financial wherewithal of a particular company," Mr. Stanton said in a telephone interview.

More fodder means more horses, and thus more of the wherewithal of empire for if an army marches on its stomach, a horde surely gallops on its grazing.

On the other hand, exclusion from a round of nationalisation ought to serve as a strong signal of the financial wherewithal of the surviving banks.

Novartis and Penn say the deal will combine the intellectual resources of the university with the commercial wherewithal of the company, a major drugmaker.

With rising gas prices and falling property values in many parts of the country, the wherewithal of the American consumer has been in doubt.

Since its meat-ax restructuring in 1993, the stock has gone around the clock three revolutions with Lou Gerstner shaping up the place.; IBM generates cash flow of $6 billion, the wherewithal to retire 5% of its market capitalization per annum.; What now for IBM?

"We're on a collision course between dangerous levels of formaldehyde in the trailers, which is very real, and a lack of wherewithal in terms of safe places for these children," said Dr. Irwin Redlener, president of the Children's Health Fund, which has been doing extensive work at the group trailer sites.

This is the party that provided two wars without worrying about the wherewithal to take care of the hundreds of thousands of returning veterans.

Such weapons are safer to transport than those which are deadly from their creation, so it might be possible to move them out of the country, if there are borders which are peaceful enough to allow it and if a country with the wherewithal to dispose of the stuff is ready to take them in.

IBM generates cash flow of $6 billion a year, the wherewithal to retire 5% of its market capitalization per annum.