The most obvious answer is the risk of producing severely deformed children.
Such tactics run a high risk of producing what the prosecutors want to hear rather than what actually happened.
And he said there was a "very real risk" of producing an NHS "more driven by private profit than by concern by patient care".
A writer who follows others' suggestions, rather than writing what they truly want, is at risk of producing run-of-the-mill work.
Does he go with a long-line approximation of the Latin (at the risk of producing an ungainly English unit that tends to sag in the middle)?
The main problem, says IFAD, is that growers cannot cope with the high risk of producing extra crops.
One of the unwritten rules of major championship golf is that a mediocre golf course runs the risk of producing a mediocre major champion.
…Prudence cannot be enforced by laws, without a great violation of natural liberty, and a great risk of producing more evil than good.
Using ovulation-inducing drugs to treat infertility carries a significant risk of producing unwanted multiple births, even when doctors carefully follow the standard guidelines, a new study has confirmed.
Rezulin was approved because of its life-saving potential for patients with severe diabetes, and it was known at the time that it presented a risk of producing liver damage.
The second, a study published in 1986 in the journal Pain, concluded that, for non-cancer pain, narcotics "can be safely and effectively prescribed to selected patients with relatively little risk of producing the maladaptive behaviors which define opioid abuse".
