The phrase "agrees exists" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be a combination of two separate ideas that do not form a coherent expression.
Example: "The committee agrees that a solution exists to the problem."
Alternatives: "consents to the existence" or "acknowledges that it exists."
"Once they take repeal off the table," Pelosi promises that Democrats will happily work with the GOP to "find common ground" to fix problems that she agrees exist with the law.
First, those most prone to have blind faith in the magical healing powers of nutrient supplements, a penchant I agree exists and I agree is a problem, are least likely to read an assault on that faith in The Atlantic, for rather the same reasons that evangelical Christians are unlikely to read even the most erudite treatise on the virtues of atheism.
"We all agree that we cannot solve a problem this complex until we agree it exists," said David Sanders, chairman of the federal Commission to Eliminate Child Abuse and Neglect Fatalities, whose members are traveling the country studying child deaths under a congressional mandate.
Obama and McCain agreed evil exists and couldn't be ignored.
Do we defeat it?" Obama and McCain agreed evil exists and couldn't be ignored.
Several government respondents agreed 'There exists a requirement to open the eyes of Animal Health Technicians and show them they can make a living in rural areas, especially if their animal health knowledge is combined with husbandry services.
Giusti believes the quality of food can be a solution for ending the school lunch stigma, which he agrees does exist in some schools.
There's controversy over just how large the government subsidy really is for too-big banks, but Bernanke and many other economists agree it exists.
Component 2: No agreed method exists for calculating the effect size for nonparametric tests.
Many studies have demonstrated the existence of the weekend effect a higher rate of death following weekend admission to hospital 1 4 although not all agree it exists.
