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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Is is correct to say "This could be important for entrepreneurs who are operating primarily in the region of their company"
(with region I mean: city and surrounding areas)
  

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It is a little awkwardly phrased, and it does not quite make sense to me, since an entrepreneur is his company - how could he operate anywhere except in its region? Could you explain more?

— Mister Micawber

  • It is a little awkwardly phrased, and it does not quite make sense to me, since an entrepreneur is his company - how could he operate anywhere except in its region?
  • Could you explain more?
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It is a little awkwardly phrased, and it does not quite make sense to me, since an entrepreneur is his company - how could he operate anywhere except in its region? Could you explain more?
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I mean to say: entrepreneurs that do primairly business with people in the city (or a small region) and not on a global scale.
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OK, then:

This could be important for local entrepreneurs.
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