"bears risks" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when a situation involves potential dangers, losses, or hazards. Example sentence: Starting a new business bears risks, but the potential rewards may be worth the effort.
Yet investing so much in promoting the personalities and mystique of the Gandhi family bears risks, too.
Likewise, a big increase this year in corporate bond issuance — while a positive in that it supports growth and diversifies corporate funding — bears risks.
Ms Gillard is betting that giving lengthy notice on the election will force her opponent to declare his policies and how he would pay for them, instead of quietly coasting into office.Her strategy also bears risks.
Holding events has the benefit of making public space more visible, but it bears risks as well, said Fred Kent, the founder and president of the Project for Public Spaces, a group that advocated for the pedestrian plazas and was involved in their early planning stages.
This bears risks of pathogen cross-transfer or contamination with non-neural cells limiting the efficiency and specificity of the differentiation protocols and future medical application of differentiated hESC.
This kind of migration has greatly reduced poverty by meeting labor demands but bears risks for migrants and their home communities due to limited access to social services and information about employment, welfare, and health (2, 3).
The chilling fact is that there is no safe exposure level to a carcinogen; any exposure bears risk.
The reality in medical research is that much of what needs to be studied bears risk to the subject.
Cataract surgery bears risk for complications in such eyes due to poor pupillary dilation and inadequate zonular support; thus, preoperative diagnosis of PXF is essential.
Yet North Africa was a place where Americans could make a fortune if they were willing to bear risks.
But Vieira de Mello said that he did not want to ask his staff to bear risks that he would not.
