Sentence examples for whether to build on from inspiring English sources

More so, efficiency measurement in HEIs can be summed up as an investment in quality as it aids in accurate strategic decision-making whether to build on existing strength or develop new areas.

The Communities and Local Government Secretary is standing aside from a decision on whether to build on the home of Britain's biggest nightingale population because his love of birds may bias the outcome.

On face value, it's bizarre that while the South-East agonises about whether to build on protected Green Belt land, £1 homes in less pressured areas are luring people such as Gavin Pierpoint and Anna Francis to raise depressed areas from within.

Whether to build on that successful government program or reduce it and rely on the private sector is an important value difference between the Parties.

He said that Mr. Clinton had built a strong foundation for the nation and that the election was about whether voters wanted to build on that foundation or allow it to erode.

If I were a woman in games I'd really be asking whether I wanted to build on the older platforms any more given the demons that apparently live there (indeed as a man in games I'm asking the same question).

Planning for Nouvel's assembly plant, where Ferrari will build its new 8-cylinder California model and a 12-cylinder model that is in the planning stage, went through at least three stages as the architect and Ferrari executives debated questions like whether to build the plant on one or two levels.

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.

"This campaign for the Democratic nomination is fundamentally a referendum within our party about whether we're going to build on the Clinton transformation in our party in 1992 that reassured people we were strong on defense, we were fiscally responsible, we cared about values, we were interested in cutting taxes for the middle class and working with business to create jobs," Mr. Lieberman said.

But now the question is whether the companies will be able to build on strengths, or whether the merger will highlight weaknesses.

With exchanges soon to go live, she said, companies "want to know whether there is a potential to build on this, to make changes".