How to phrase this more naturally?
“Unfortunately, we will have to decline your offer due to our company’s current internal state of affairs.”
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"due to our company's present circumstances" may read a little better. It still sounds vague, but of course you may not wish to go into more detail. According to a traditional rule this is an incorrect use of "due to", but almost no one cares about that rule any more.
- "due to our company's present circumstances" may read a little better.
- It still sounds vague, but of course you may not wish to go into more detail.
- According to a traditional rule this is an incorrect use of "due to", but almost no one cares about that rule any more.
- The rest of it is OK.
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"due to our company's present circumstances" may read a little better. It still sounds vague, but of course you may not wish to go into more detail.
According to a traditional rule this is an incorrect use of "due to", but almost no one cares about that rule any more.
The rest of it is OK.
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