Converse of object

• reduce: A drug called warfarin is also commonly advised to reduce the risk of having a stroke.

• minimize: We need to take more steps to minimize any risk of harm, ' Fletcher said.

• pose: Safe means that it must not pose a risk of injury or death to people or domestic animals or of damage to property.

• associate: The leaflet, Avoiding Multiple Births - deciding how many embryos to transfer, informs patients about the risks associated with multiple births.

• assess: Risk management: How to assess risks, how to reduce risk, how to manage risk.

• manage: Manage risk within the e commerce context in order to minimize the impact of problems that emerge.

Adjective modifier

• increased: The main complication of AF is an increased risk of having a stroke.

• relative: But as all of you who work in the system will know, the dominant focus is on relative returns and relative risks.

• potential: In contrast to this, Turkey is playing down the potential risk.

• high: Being at high risk is a latent stage of coronary heart disease.

Modifies a noun

• assessment: Our Office Hazards package on our website offers good general advice on carrying out risk assessments.

• factor: Risk factors are: heart failure, diabetes, high blood pressure, a previous history of blood clots.

• management: Risk management: How to assess risks, how to reduce risk, how to manage risk.

Noun used with modifier

• flood: The ABI welcomes the Government's continued commitment to managing flood risk, which has enabled the industry to make this commitment.

Preposition: of

• cancer: Also, in the long term, sun exposure is known to increase the risk of skin cancer.

• infection: All patients who may have been at risk of infection should receive letters today, asking them to call a special confidential helpline.

• harm: We need to take more steps to minimize any risk of harm, ' Fletcher said.

• injury: Safe means that it must not pose a risk of injury or death to people or domestic animals or of damage to property.

• disease: Obesity seems to increase the risk of advanced liver disease in heavy drinkers.

Preposition: from

• flooding: Remember your home could be at risk from flooding.