Sentence examples for possible solution could be from inspiring English sources
One possible solution could be the acquisition of Jim Johnson from Oakland.
One possible solution could be to adapt the negligence regime to the changes in robotics.
One possible solution could be Guardiola's embarking on the sabbatical he says he needs and Di Matteo's staying with Chelsea, at least until next season is halfway through.
"One possible solution could be an independent mediator, who works with both employers and parents to organise the leave period and ensure all parties are happy and disruption minimised".
Another possible solution could be a relative implosion in the credibility of activist investor game plans brought about by a regression to the mean as the growing size of the activist investor asset class overwhelms the number of available deserving corporate targets.
Therefore, one possible solution could be incorporation of antimicrobial agents into the orthodontic adhesives.
Possible solutions could be for the A.F.C. to consider switching the date so the gala takes place outside the European season (though finding a date that suited everyone on the vast continent would be tough), allowing video acceptance speeches or introducing a special prize that overseas players could win.
High larval mortality is still considered the bottleneck in freshwater bivalves larval rearing (Nichols and Garling 2002; Jones et al. 2005) and possible solutions could be transferred from marine bivalve farming (Marshall et al. 2010).
Possible solutions could be to capture the confidence at these different levels independently, or to modify the branch 'confidence statement from single evidence' for this purpose.
Possible solutions could be for management to attempt redistributing personnel within each unit and exploring the possibility of setting staff performance incentives.
Possible solutions could be to revise the QOF criteria to include more explicit quality linked indicators, or alternatively, to give a much greater emphasis to alternative mechanisms of quality improvement such as clinical audit.
