Sentence examples for were not founded from inspiring English sources

Unlike corporations, they were not founded out of a profit incentive.

"We believe the complaints were not founded, and the decision has been made to drop the investigation," the spokesman said.

In 1995, cable news remained the bland civic pasture of CNN and C-SPAN; Fox News and MSNBC were not founded until the following year.

Boarding schools were not founded to produce Hamlets, but Dukes of Wellington who could stand above the carnage with a clear head and an unflinching will to win".

But that did not mean that our principles, our foundation, our business organizations, our fraternal and civic organizations, were not founded by Christian principles and that Christian principles did not govern the laws of our land".

But Labour's Russell Goodway, whose responsibilities include the local economy, claims the plans outlined last year by the outgoing Lib Dems-Plaid administration were not "founded in substance".

"We weren't founded by Republicans and Democrats," Mr. Schoninger added.

Dell and Cisco weren't founded?

"The big UK tech business successes weren't founded on VC money".

"We weren't founded because the company wanted to make money," Harper says.

The university was not founded until 1914.