risks in English

noun

1

a situation involving exposure to danger.

flouting the law was too much of a risk

verb

1

expose (someone or something valued) to danger, harm, or loss.

he risked his life to save his dog

synonyms: endanger, imperil, jeopardize, hazard, gamble, gamble with, chance, put on the line, put in jeopardy

noun

chance, uncertainty, unpredictability, precariousness, instability, insecurity, perilousness, riskiness
possibility, chance, probability, likelihood, danger, peril, threat, menace, fear, prospect
peril, danger
peril, jeopardy, hazard, endangerment
risk of infection

verb

endanger, chance, take chances, lay on the line
endanger, imperil, jeopardize, hazard, gamble, gamble with, chance, put on the line, put in jeopardy
chance, stand a chance of
take chances, gamble, take a chance, hazard, adventure, run a risk, chance
lay on the line, put on the line

Use "risks" in a sentence

1. Power utilities in China are facing anfractuous risks, including natural risks, artificial risks, liability risks and financial risks.

2. Risks of Breakage are classified under extraneous risks.

3. All risks insurance

4. Cutting Travel Risks

5. Acclimatising to climate risks

6. - Risks and alternative options :

7. Let's have some risks.

8. Risks of uncontrolled movements

9. Currency devaluation poses risks

10. Job knew the risks.

11. Algorithmic risks can also carry broader and long-term implications across a range of risks, including reputation, financial, operational, regulatory, technology, and strategic risks

12. The risks are real.

13. Risks involved for each alternative, including risks related to climate change impacts and weather extremes;

14. In brief, take no risks.

15. Antihistamine Risks and Anticholinergic Syndrome

16. its objectives in managing risks arising from insurance contracts and its policies for mitigating those risks

17. its objectives in managing risks arising from insurance contracts and its policies for mitigating those risks.

18. (iv) Risks involved for each alternative, including risks related to climate change impacts and weather extremes;

19. • Which risks cannot be accepted?

20. The benefits outweigh the risks.

21. He took some suicidal risks.

22. Colostomy also carries these other risks:

23. I take risks all the time.

24. Investors take all kinds of risks.

25. (b) sickness insurance covering all risks.

26. Risks to the regional forecast remain.

27. Then audit risks come into being.

28. Risks to Atheists Affirming an Oath

29. The risks were represented as negligible.

30. We seriously reprehended his taking risks.

31. Potential Risks of Biopharming in Plants

32. The Advantages And Risks Of Bootstrapping

33. Section III: Optimal Allocation of Risks

34. establish safeguards against all identified risks

35. Capital require-ment for marketable risks

36. Anticoagulating Adults with Epilepsy: Risks of AED/DOAC Interactions Anticoagulating Adults with Epilepsy: Risks of AED/DOAC Interactions

37. War risks: General hull insurance does not cover the risks of a vessel sailing into a war zone.

38. Risks of Over Brushing Your Teeth

39. Symptoms and risks of Arterial thrombosis.

40. (b) all-risks sickness insurance cover.

41. Managing commodity risks and accessing finance

42. This suggests that collective risks may be greater than the aggregate of perceived individual risks in the system.

43. Lightning strikes, tornadoes and hurricanes are insured risks, whether you have a standard policy or an "all risks" policy.

44. Border crisis Creates new risks for Biden

45. (b) all-risks sickness insurance cover ( 9 ).

46. Every business has its own inherent risks.

47. There's no point in taking unnecessary risks.

48. Security Controls, safeguards against security risks; Medicine

49. Ampicillin IARC Monogr Eval Carcinog Risks Hum

50. He took uncommon risks, performed unlikely deeds.