These are a few examples of English idioms that pharma professionals use during meetings to communicate effectively and efficiently with their colleagues.
Get the ball rolling
This idiom means to initiate or start a process.
For example, a pharma professional might say, "Let's get the ball rolling on the clinical trial protocol."
Cut to the chase
This means getting to the point or to skip unnecessary details.
"Let's cut to the chase and discuss the potential side effects of the drug."
In the same boat
This idiom means to be in a similar situation or facing the same challenges.
"We're all in the same boat when it comes to meeting the regulatory requirements."
Put all our cards on the table
This means being open and honest about everything.
'' Let's put all our cards on the table and discuss the potential risks and benefits of the drug."
Cross that bridge when we come to it
This means dealing with a problem only when it becomes necessary.
"We'll cross that bridge when we come to it and address any safety concerns that arise during the clinical trial."
Here's an example dialogue where pharma professionals use English idioms at a meeting:
Participants:
John, a pharmaceutical scientist
Maria, a regulatory affairs specialist
Tom, a clinical trial manager
Setting: A conference room at a pharmaceutical company headquarters
John: Let's get the ball rolling on the development of the new drug. We need to start discussing the preclinical studies.
Maria: I agree. We need to cut to the chase and identify any potential regulatory hurdles we may face.
Tom: We're all in the same boat when it comes to meeting the regulatory requirements. But let's put all our cards on the table and make sure we're not overlooking any key issues.
John: That's a good point. We need to cross that bridge when we come to it, but we should be proactive in addressing any concerns that arise during the clinical trial.
Maria: Absolutely. And we need to make sure we're communicating effectively with the regulatory agencies to avoid any surprises down the road.
Tom: Agreed. Let's keep our eye on the ball and focus on developing a safe and effective drug for patients.
Now, try to use them at work and let me know how it goes.
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