Meanings of equal risk in English

For that reason I'll stand by you, to take equal risk.

Asians seem to have a lower or equal risk of developing tardive dyskinesis as compared with Caucasians.

Hispanics and whites had about equal risk.

Few overall differences emerged between groups, including similar non-language developmental history, equal risk for seizure disorder, and comparable behavioral adjustment.

Welcome to the newly liberated world; equality between the sexes means an equal risk of coming home in a pine box.

If you have loans on a balance sheet which are characterised as risky lending, you run the equal risk of scaring off the investors.

Almost two-thirds of people do not realise that males and females are at equal risk of HPV (human papillomavirus) infection, according to new research.

The researchers conclude that all use equals risk, and parents should communicate and clarify those risks.

There is this misguided notion that volatility equals risk, but if you are a longer term investor you will be rewarded.

"None can come to us, without running an equal risk with ourselves," answered the Genoese.

In her sight it was a duel only-badenough as a duel-butstill only a duel, where the parties incurring equal risks, had equal rights.

I am not quite so mean as to cheat a comrade who runs equal risks with myself, though some would-be gentlemen of my acquaintance would.

"There's an equal risk."