face a risk

If the answer is yes, the patient may face a higher than average risk of developing the same disease.

As a group, they face a significant risk for lifelong problems.

For the first time in history, we face the risk of a global decline.

He did not want them to come out to face unnecessary risk under fire.

It is hard to judge how many people face an acute risk.

Now we are facing the risk of the very opposite.

When a public agency is used, parents face minimal or no financial risk.

If that's true, he would seem to face a heightened risk of heart disease.

Some say the new one faces the same risk, in part because the nearby area already has a crime problem.

If his crew would face extreme risk, she told him so.