Sentence examples for whether to build from inspiring English sources

The debate should not be about whether to build tall buildings, but how tall they should be.

Regarding Maureen Dowd's "Mosque madness" (Views, Aug. 19): How strange that so much energy is being spent on whether to build a building or not.

Think of a new program idea: for instance whether to build a new church building.

G.M. has not decided whether to build the Bel Air.

Every year, I wonder whether to build a greenhouse.

So, too, is deciding on where — or whether — to build a new airport runway.

So, too, is deciding where — or whether — to build a new airport runway.

Moscow will then have to decide whether to build back up to that limit.

Surprisingly, it wasn't about whether to build in New York City.

The United States is nearing a decision on whether to build a missile defense system.

In November, the city was going to vote on whether to build a light-rail system.