Sentence examples for the problem that remains from inspiring English sources

"The problem that remains is that of unanimity and the maintenance of the right of veto.

The problem that remains to be solved, said Jessika Trancik, one of the report's authors, is that 87% isn't quite good enough.

The problem that remains is the effective discrimination against 6-Ac during monoacetylation.

The problem that remains for men with an enlarged, but non-aneurysmal aorta, is whether they should be rescreened and whether they should be offered interventions aimed at reducing their cardiovascular risk.

The problem that remains to be solved now is related to the estimation of the unknown (inaccessible) kinetic parameters of the dynamical model (5), (6) of the mammalian cell culture.

The problem that remains is: priority setting involves the adjudication between many relevant values and that people (and disciplines) will disagree about which values should dominate in any specific priority setting context and there is no agreed upon normative approach for resolving the disagreement.

"Hardly anything will be accomplished without dialogue with the (Syrian) government, and that is the only problem that remains in the path towards a political process," he said.

The hard problem that remains for the Humean, then, is to produce criteria for distinguishing genuine laws from regularities that are not laws at all.

The major problem that remains to be resolved involves the understanding of the effect of turbulence on the cellular detonation structure, the propagation of high-speed deflagrations and the transition from deflagration to detonations.

The biggest problem that remains is coordinating people.

The pursuit of it leads Massimo to the same outcome observed in Extract 4: when he utters a recommendation, it is grounded on an analysis of the medication-related problem that remains the staff member's responsibility, with no commitment to it by the client.