[Grammar] on/in the market

[Will17]

Hello!

Which is the right preposition in this case "in or on"?

-Our company must impose on/in the market.

Thank you
Will

 

[billmcd]

Hello!

Which is the right preposition in this case "in or on"?

-Our company must impose on/in the market.

Thank you
Will

Before I would consider "on/in" I would question the use/meaning of "impose" in your example. Impose what? It just doesn't seem to work for me.

 

[Will17]

Before I would consider "on/in" I would question the use/meaning of "impose" in your example. Impose what? It just doesn't seem to work for me.

To be honest, I didn't like that word either but that's the translation I found in the dictionary:-|

So I'm glad to see my instinct can be reliable!:-D

I want to express the idea that I want our company to become important on/in the market. Can you help me?

Cheers
W

 

[bhaisahab]

To be honest, I didn't like that word either but that's the translation I found in the dictionary:-|

So I'm glad to see my instinct can be reliable!:-D

I want to express the idea that I want our company to become important on/in the market. Can you help me?

Cheers
W

You could say; "Our company must impose itself on the market".