Examples of using Problem remains in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Programming
Anyway, the problem remains.
But the problem remains: whenever we go on vacation, messages pile up and get unanswered.
Predrag, The problem remains.
The problem remains unsolved.
Actually one last problem remains.
If the problem remains, contact our customer service.
So the surplusage problem remains.
But one problem remains… the distribution problem. .
Till that is corrected, the problem remains.
The problem remains your team imploded in last year's playoffs when Smash Williams hurt his knee.
Haps by some scientists in the future, the problem remains unsolved.”.
Sir, the problem remains that Halifax has threatened not to sign your law for the new sewer if you cut off the supply of wheat.
When we have a problem we usually go to the nearest bar and grumble about the mayor orpresident, but the problem remains.
The problem remains as long as some people cling on to the old ways, but given time they will realise that it is futile to do so.
For this reason it's very important to spot any early signs of eating disorders in yourself, your family, or friends and colleagues,so that treatment can be started while the problem remains relatively easily coped with.
One big problem remains: the vaccine has consistently only worked in about 55% of monkeys and so far there does not seem to be a way of telling which monkeys will respond and which will not.
I have changed the battery but problem remained.
With no answer for me, however, the problem remained on my mind.
And so the problem remained;
Significant problems remained.
There are certain problems remained.
Some problems remain to be solved.
The problems remain unsolved to this day.
Two problems remained unsolved.
However, the fit was not perfect, and problems remained reconciling hypothesis with observation.
The camera's left, but the problems remained.
Strange as it was for the doctor not to have seen them, the problem remained.
And so the problem remained, and lots of the people were mean, and most of them were miserable, even the ones with digital watches.
Donald Tusk, president of the European Council,pointed out that"politicians come and go but the problems remain….".
Reporters Without Borders 2007 report on Israel stated:"The country's journalists enjoy a freedom not found elsewhere in the region, but though 2006 was one of the safestyears for them since the start of the second Intifada in 2000, many problems remain", mainly referring to the physical risks endured by reporters covering the conflict areas between Israel, the Palestinians and the Hizbullah in Lebanon.[8].