| risk life | 29.82 | They risk their lives to do so. | ||
| risk injury | 4.81 | Racing risked further injury. | ||
| risk arrest | 3.75 | I think they will risk arrest. | ||
| risk loss | 3.36 | They risk huge losses if the index is kept high. | ||
| risk death | 2.83 | Some victims risk death. | ||
| risk wrath | 2.30 | Why risk the wrath of the Japanese fans? | ||
| risk damage | 1.71 | It also risked damage to its brand image. | ||
| risk money | 1.71 | Risk only money you can afford to lose. | ||
| risk failure | 1.51 | He was not eager to risk failure again. | ||
| risk career | 1.32 | Who wants to risk a career this way? | ||
| risk reputation | 1.25 | They are risking their reputations to join his new government. | ||
| risk criticism | 1.18 | And when you fail, you risk criticism. | ||
| risk health | 1.18 | How much is it worth to keep risking his health? | ||
| risk prosecution | 1.12 | Undertakers who breach these rules risk prosecution. | ||
| risk inflation | 1.05 | Credit easing would risk sending inflation out of control. | ||
| risk backlash | 0.99 | Others do not want to risk a backlash against Dole. | ||
| risk return | 0.99 | The RCD and Kigali rejected the accord, and the DRC now risks a return to full-scale war. | ||
| risk casualty | 0.92 | Attacking forces usually risk higher casualties. | ||
| risk job | 0.92 | But others, he said, risked their jobs to help him. | ||
| risk airstrikes | 0.86 | This means President Slobodan Milosevic will have no choice but to back down or risk NATO airstrikes. |