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Discover LudwigThe phrase "risks for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the potential risks associated with something or to an individual's chances or likelihood of experiencing a certain outcome. For example, "The doctor discussed the risks for developing diabetes in patients with a family history of the disease."
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The risks for consumers vary.
This creates risks for investors.
The risks for California are enormous.
There are risks for the DPP, however.
I take real risks for the artists".
But there are risks for both parties.
But it brings clear risks for Ms. Winfrey.
There are risks for both parties.
This creates particular risks for military personnel.
"We all must take risks for peace".
There are risks for Mr. Bush.
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