Given early notice, the workers could probably solve most of their own problems.
"The technical issues are probably solved, now it's a regulatory issue.
In lunchtime remarks to the Business Roundtable in Washington, Mr. Obama said: "We can probably solve this in about a week.
But one of us is going to come out in better shape than the other and probably solve the discussion".
A real engineer would probably solve the problem differently, maybe make an aluminum robot with motor and electric sensors and all that.
Estimating that he has probably solved a couple of problems on each shift over the last two years, the total very likely runs to many hundreds by now.
This has recently become a matter of concern in the Bloomberg boardroom.Mr Bloomberg could probably solve such management problems without returning to the firm (which people close to him say he never will).
Jansen admits that his solution was that of an artist; he tells Frazier, "A real engineer would probably solve the problem differently, maybe make an aluminum robot with motor and electric sensors and all that".
Watson and Crick knew that Pauling's errors would be pointed out to him, and that, given a second crack at the DNA problem, he would probably solve it.
Such a national system would probably solve the problem of lemon-car laundering, said Bob Russo, who headed the New Jersey lemon law program for 16 years and recently became president of the Consumers League of New Jersey.
Nine months ago, a British Egyptologist reported that she had probably solved the puzzle of how the ancient Egyptians had aligned the pyramids of Giza to true north and approximately when they did it.
