Verb[ない]もの(だろう)か

This grammar expresses a hopeful or speculative wish, often used to politely suggest a change, ask for a possibility, or wonder if something exists or could be done. It has a softer, more tentative nuance than direct requests or statements. It can be used to propose ideas, seek alternatives, or lament a situation, usually in conversations, writings, or when proposing solutions. Commonly used with negative verb forms to imply “is there not…?”, “couldn’t we…?”, or “I wish there were…?” It often appears in indirect questions and can carry a nuance of encouragement or polite hesitation.