Sentence examples for one solution might be from inspiring English sources

One solution might be to award points based on the number of players from each nation who play in the major leagues in sports that are global or at least global enough: Australian-rules football and the N.F.L. would not make the cut, but cricket's Indian Premier League would.

One solution might be to offer a variety of payment plans, to maximise the number of readers: eager ones might go for a subscription, while browsers might want to pay just for the occasional article.

One solution might be to scale back expectations.

As this is impossible, one solution might be to reduce teams to 10 a side.

One solution might be for Germany to cut taxes to stimulate consumption.

One solution might be to pay 110 percent of last year's taxes to avoid a penalty.

One solution might be to use microchips, as Dr. Saraux and her colleagues did.

One solution might be to fake it: borrow your mother's red dress, don sunglasses and flash some cleavage.

For law firms, one solution might be to encourage male partners and associates to check their own biases and stereotypes.

Aldred wondered whether one solution might be to follow Pakistan's model and "give the army some sort of economic benefit".

In a meeting with parents concerned about overcrowded classrooms, Black joked that one solution might be birth control.