The phrase "founder on" is not a phrase used in written English.
Instead, you might use the phrase "founded on." For example, "The company was founded on principles of fairness and equality."
The ships drift on darkened seas, founder on icebergs (in one particularly good woodblock) or list near seedy docks.
This is true, but the talks with the EU are at least as likely as the FTAA ones to founder on the issue of farm protection.
To participate, a startup has to have at least one Stanford-affiliate founder on its team.
"Tor can't support any site to be too big," wrote backopy, BMR's founder, on its official forums.
Similarly, whilst ambitions for an overarching treaty framework on cyberweapons are laudable, they founder on well-known obstacles.
The effort may yet founder on opposition from business.
Leighton: As a co-founder on the technical side for a technology company, I worked closely with George and Paul.
The Pimco co-founder on being fired, the bond bubble and proving he's right.
It's your choice about whether or not to bring a co-founder on board.
As a note of tribute to Steve Jobs, 812K stories were read about the Apple co-founder on October 6th.
With Stockholm-based Tictail opening for business in 2011, with a fourth co-founder on board, its first customer was Mr Waldekranz's mother, a designer of porcelain.
