Sentence examples for a potential solution might be from inspiring English sources

In those cases, a potential solution might be to perform full factorial crosses and meticulously standardize the contribution of each cross to common rearing containers, which may then allow deducing the 'dead' from parental and survivor genotypes.

A potential legal solution might be to stop partial service line replacements and instead require full replacement when property changes hands.

The diary includes not just appointments and events but possible problems that might arise during the day and solutions to those problems – eg You have a history lecture to attend at 11am; a potential problem will be forgetting your books; a solution might be asking to share with another classmate.

Mr. Codey said a solution might be on the horizon.

A solution might be found in meta-analyses.

If anything, it would actually increase the number of potential bottlenecks.A better solution might be to light up more of the "dark fibre" installed during the heady days of the dotcom boom, but left lying unused beneath the streets since the bubble burst nearly a decade ago.

We need a solution, whatever that solution might be".

Next week, we shall pool our individual observations and insights, as we brainstorm what potential problems and solutions might be.

Several solutions might be entertained.

A potential solution to that might be found by considering the scatterplot in Fig.  4 which shows total minutes of assessment in the medical schools in relation to entry qualifications.

Either way, I think I have a potential solution, and it's easier than you might think.