Japanese companies reject job applicants in set phrases. A typical message reads: Makoto ni zannen nagara, konkai wa go-kitai ni soenai kekka to narimashita. We are very sorry, but this time the result does not meet your expectations. It almost always ends with a line such as Kongo no katsuyaku o oinori itashimasu, we pray for your success in the future.
Job seekers call these messages oinori mēru, prayer emails.