The phrase "the problem will remain" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means that the issue or difficulty will continue to exist. Example: Despite our efforts, it seems that the problem will remain for years to come.
Unless "progression" is redefined as local invasion and metastases, the problem will remain.
Otherwise, the problem will remain because breaking up batteries by hand to retrieve lead, while dangerous, is profitable work, and there will always be takers especially in poorer countries.
Some critics have suggested that the problem will remain until internet connections are treated like water or electricity, already connected to the building or property as part of the landlord's responsibilities.
There is tacit acknowledgement that unless governments in India and elsewhere take practical steps to move towards regulated betting markets – and they show no sign of doing do so – then the problem will remain intractable.
In practice the main answer will be to dragoon Cyprus's pension funds and domestic banks into financing the €4.5 billion of government bonds due to be redeemed over the next three years.However the figures are massaged down, the nub of the problem will remain: a country with a broken banking model.
The problem will remain unsolved, she says, until "a load of geniuses come in and say 'I can write an autonomous woman who isn't someone's auntie, mother or lover; who is truly a free spirit'" – an equivalent of Hamlet rather than Ibsen's Hedda Gabler, with her "landscape of internal rottenness that she can't escape".
"The problems will remain the same," said Antonio Rojas, a mechanic who has lived in Nuevo Laredo since 1975.
"A lot of the problems will disappear because the oil and the coal which is causing all the problems will remain in the earth where it does no harm at all".
But the problems will remain, and there's no real way to predict how they'll be solved.
And so long as there are prominent liberals who denigrate the intelligence of their fellow citizens and assert solutions that must be applied "for the good of" a public that allegedly cannot govern itself, that problem will remain.
But once their conflict of interest questions are settled and the headlines fade, the bigger problem will remain: They're simply too optimistic about earnings.
