Sentence examples for the problem still exist from inspiring English sources

bWhen you think about it now, does the problem still exist?

bWhen you think about it now, does the problem still exist? 5. Other than your family and those who provide care, is there anyone else that you think should or could have an important role in your child's oral health?

But the problem still existed on the plane that crashed.

"The problem still exists," said his longtime coach, Aleksei Mishin.

Various child labour elimination laws were passed at the beginning of the 21st century; however, the problem still exists.

"As long as investment banking, directly or indirectly, has a say in a significant part of an analyst's bonus, the problem still exists," Mr. Hill said.

According to [Redacted] OMS, however, the problem still existed because 'psychologist/interrogators continue to perform both functions.' The situation being described would be insane even if you took torture out of the picture – the CIA was apparently contracting work out to a private company, then asking that company to evaluate its own performance.

Mr. King's lawyer, Debra L. Rothberg of Manhattan, said her client did not learn that the problem still existed until 1999, when the nearby Clearstream Elementary School began drawing the gasoline-contaminated water from a well used to irrigate its grounds.

However, the problem still exists when the relay node is malicious.

The problem still exists when l 1-SVD is extended to 2D cases.

He repeats some of those examples in the press release announcing his latest bill, a strong indication that he believes the problem still exists.