Sentence examples for founded out from inspiring English sources
The phrase "founded out" is not correct and cannot be used in written English
A possible correction could be "found out," which means to discover or learn something. Example: The detective found out the truth about the case after months of investigating.
Databricks was founded out of the UC Berkeley AMPLab by the creators of Apache Spark.
Unlike corporations, they were not founded out of a profit incentive.
Sears founded Out on the Street, Wall Street's first senior leadership summit focused on LGBT issues.
The world's largest natural-gas producer, founded out of the old Soviet gas ministry, enjoyed sky-high gas prices for years.
And much as the European Union moved from cementing peace in western Europe to healing cold-war divides, ASEAN, founded out of anticommunist solidarity, in 1995 admitted Vietnam.
This year's SDLP conference is a landmark one for the party founded out of the Northern Ireland Civil Rights movement at the start of the Troubles.
American elites have been making this argument virtually since the Islamic Republic's founding out of the 1979 Iranian Revolution.
I know that there are still a lot of Emaya founds out there that are hoping that she comes back from the dead.
Barbara Mikkelson, "Found Out About Jew," Snopes.com (September 6, 2007).
It's not hard to picture Questlove and Mr. Costello arriving together at that idea; in any case, another Lennon tune, "I Found Out," served as a rawboned final encore, plunging toward Afro-punk.
The next chapter, "And How We Found Out," is where the book really gets under way.
