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Guoguo914 Posted 10 years ago
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Does this sentence sound aright?

At this point, with a deadline looming, all signs pointed to a possible failure, which would be a huge blow to my group as we were just trying to establish ourselves for the new practice area.

Thanks!
  

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guoguo914 for the new practice area. I don't understand that bit.

— Teechr

  • guoguo914 for the new practice area.
  • I don't understand that bit.
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guoguo914for the new practice area.
I don't understand that bit.
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teechr guoguo914for the new practice area.I don't understand that bit.
I was trying to say, we were working a project in a new area previously we were unfamiliar with. So we want to establish ourselves in this area to make our clients believe that we are good.
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teechrfor the new practice area.
do you think "in the new practice area." is better than "for the new practice area"?
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Are you saying that it looked like you would fail, but you didn't fail?

If so, say
eg At this point, with a deadline looming, all signs pointed to a possible failure, which would have been a huge blow to my group as we were just trying to establish ourselves for the new practice
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CliveAre you saying that it looked like you would fail, but you didn't fail?If so, sayeg At this point, with a deadline looming, all signs pointed to a possible failure, which would have been a huge blow to my group as we were just trying to establish ourselves for the new practice area.
Yes! Thanks!
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