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Discover LudwigThe phrase "brings risks" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it in situations where an action or decision could potentially result in negative consequences or danger. For example: - Starting a new business venture brings risks, but it also offers the potential for great rewards. - Not wearing a helmet while cycling brings risks of serious injury. - Hiring a new employee without conducting a thorough background check brings risks to the company's reputation. - Investing in the stock market always brings risks, but it can also yield high returns.
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This impatience brings risks.
This brings risks.
That, in itself, brings risks.
But confusing the two brings risks.
But the Obama approach also brings risks.
Instead, he has said that more aggressive action brings risks.
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It is a paradox of business that success brings risk.
Unemployment at 4% is impressive but it brings risk in the shape of a tightening labour market and questions as to whether productivity growth can continue to accelerate.
According to national regulatory agencies, even seconds-long exposure to sound greater than 140 decibels brings risk of permanent hearing loss.
The widespread use of metallic structures in space technology brings risk of degradation which occurs under space conditions.
The uncertainty of wind generation brings risk to power grid due to the variability and intermittency of wind.
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