? The phrase "cause risk to" can be used in written English, but it may be more commonly seen as "pose a risk to." Both phrases mean the same thing, which is to present or create a potential danger or problem.
Example: The company's decision to cut corners in their safety protocols could cause risk to their employees.
From our perspective they don't cause risk to the British economy".
Although their unique physicochemical properties are desirable for many products and applications, concern continues to exist about their environmental fate and potential to cause risk to human and ecological health.
These radionuclides have been commonly identified as the set of contaminants that would cause risk to human health and the environment within the time frame of interest (1,000 years) for the environmental monitoring program at the NTS [4].
A ruling that five Royal Marines can be named, after one was convicted of killing an Afghan, should be overturned because it would cause "risk to life and limb", judges have been told.
On the other hand, municipal sewage sludge (the end products of treated domestic wastewater) comprises heavy metals and organic chemicals which can cause risk to the food chain and subsequently to human health (Harrison et al. 2006; Zhao et al. 2012; Baawain et al. 2014a, 2014b; Jaffar Abdul Khaliq et al. 2017).
Most of the chemical ingredients in these products have been broken down into Nano-particles, which are more dangerous internally, and may cause risk to lungs when inhaled as well.
"The presence on a beach in Sisco of a woman wearing a swimming costume of the type targeted (by the ban)... could cause risks to public order which it is the town hall's duty to prevent," the court in Bastia said, dismissing a challenge from the Human Rights League.
In their present state, these materials cause risks to human health and strong environmental impacts and therefore demand remedial action.
Significantly, this will also cause risks to workers and environment, which has led engineers to explore the use and implementation of mobile robots (MR), in order to reduce or eliminate such risks concerned with safety issues.
According to the availability heuristic (Schwarz et al. 1991; Tversky and Kahneman 1973), a low availability of incidents in which risks occurred will lead to lower estimated risk occurrence probabilities (Sjöberg and Engelberg 2010) and may cause risks to be perceived as less threatening (Pachur et al. 2012).
She claims medicalising birth is as absurd as medicalising defecation, though, to my knowledge, doing a poo has never caused risk to life.
