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How to express 'start a new business' in other ways?



 
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How to express 'start a new business' in other ways? #1 (permalink) Fri Mar 13, 2009 4:11 am   How to express 'start a new business' in other ways?
 

Hello everyone,

I'd like to know how to express 'start a new business' in different ways? Please let me know what you think about my sentences below. Do they sound natural and make sense to you?

Corsair, an industry leader in memory modular production is steping into PC chassic business.

Corsair, an industry leader in memory modular production is setting foot in PC chassic business.

Corsair, an industry leader in memory modular production is getting involove in PC chassic business.


Please correct as fully as possible. :) Many thanks.
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How to express 'start a new business' in other ways? #2 (permalink) Fri Mar 13, 2009 5:14 am   How to express 'start a new business' in other ways?
 

The first two are metaphors, they are not common idiom but are all right as such; the last seems plain and fine. I have corrected some minor errors.

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Corsair, the industry's leader [there should be only one leader, or: an important player - (I do not believe Corsair to be the uncontested leader in memory business)] in modular memory production, [comma] is stepping into PC chassis business.

Corsair, an important player in modular memory production, is setting foot in PC chassis business.

Corsair, an important player in modular memory production, is getting involved in PC chassis business.
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How to express 'start a new business' in other ways? #3 (permalink) Fri Mar 13, 2009 5:23 am   How to express 'start a new business' in other ways?
 

Cerberus™ wrote:
The first two are metaphors, they are not common idiom but are all right as such; the last seems plain and fine. I have corrected some minor errors.

Quote:
Corsair, the industry's leader [there should be only one leader, or: an important player - (I do not believe Corsair to be the uncontested leader in memory business)] in modular memory production, [comma] is stepping into PC chassis business.

Corsair, an important player in modular memory production, is setting foot in PC chassis business.

Corsair, an important player in modular memory production, is getting involved in PC chassis business.


Thank you for your correction(s?) and suggestion(s?), Steven. :D
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How to express 'start a new business' in other ways? #4 (permalink) Sat Mar 14, 2009 7:36 am   How to express 'start a new business' in other ways?
 

Alternatively, I could also say: Corsair, an important player in modular memory production, is entering(or enters?) the PC chassis bussiness/market. Am I rignt?
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