Meanings of have risks in English

Also, you have risks that are particular to emerging markets if QE does work.

Some drugs remain in use but have risks only narrowly outweighed by their benefits.

It's a risk for the issuers, but homeowners who enter these agreements have risks, too.

All of the options have risks, including doing nothing.

But embarking on such trades have risks in that the acquisition does not play out.

All of these procedures have risks. But Mr Alves' nose isn't his most serious surgery-induced injury.

We always have risks in business.

But translocation does have risks, as the infusion of new DNA can obliterate special genetic adaptations to local conditions.

Conclusion: We recommend stool examination for those who are unable to give sputum and have risks for invasive procedures.

The strategy does have risks.

Taking beta carotene may have risks for some people such as raising lung cancer risk in smokers, Grodstein said.

Second- and third-generation Japanese Americans and Chinese Americans actually have risks of prostate cancer similar to white American men.

Associate Transport Minister Julie Anne Genter said the 11 rural state highways being targeted have risks like sharp corners and narrow stretches.

We spent some time decompressing from our reminder that even fairy-tale moments have risks, while the collapsed balloon was loaded onto the ballooner's truck.

The technology allows me to use my time more effectively and keeps me safer when visiting patients who have risks identified and lone-worker alerts highlighted.

But resurrecting the plan with a new vote next year has risks.