The phrase "a founder which" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct relative pronoun to use with "founder" is "who" since it refers to a person.
Example: "She is a founder who has changed the industry with her innovative ideas."
Alternatives: "a founder that" or "a founder who".
Wigler is the author of "Charles Carroll of Carrollton and Revolutionary Religious Toleration: The Making of a Founder," which was published in 2017 in both the national Journal of the American Revolution and in the Stanford Herodotus Journal, a student-run publication of the Department of History.
In the view of historian John Blair, the reputation is probably well-founded, but "These waters are muddied by Æthelstan's almost folkloric reputation as a founder, which made him a favourite hero of later origin-myths".
Paul Saffo, a managing director at investment research firm Discern Analytics, says Page may have an edge in keeping engineers and their entrepreneurial drive from leaving Google because he is a founder, which carries clout with employees in Silicon Valley.
So rather than say you need to hire a woman, or invest in a female founder, which you should do, but might take some time…I would like to suggest something that you can do today.
Of the technology startups in the U.S. in 2017, just 17% had a female founder, which has been relatively steady for the past five years.
I am a "domain expert" founder which actually helps a lot.
(In his shop, which is as carefully designed as a stage set, hangs a portrait of "the founder," which is in fact a picture of his Uncle Benny).
Journalist and author Cooper was given the Vito Russo Award, named after a Glaad (Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation) founder, which is presented to an openly LGBT media professional who has made a significant difference in promoting equality.
At loci with high certainty (which are the great majority) the probability distribution is concentrated on one founder which has a much higher probability (close to 1) than that other strains (all close to 0).
The author notes earlier in the text that coyotes in the northeast zone may descend from a few founders, which likely arrived via a northern route through Ontario, whereas a second colonization front occurred farther south through Ohio.
The company's law firm was Wolff & Samson, a founder of which was former New Jersey Atty.
