Sentence examples for assault events from inspiring English sources

While this story is nothing close to the sexual assault events described in Dunham's book last year, it does raise questions.

All immigrant groups were at a higher risk of dying from 'other external cause', including assaults, events of undetermined intent, complications of medical and surgical care and sequelae of external causes.

Alcohol is often an emotional prop, a way of coping with pain, harm, sexual assault, traumatic events, inability to find the words to talk about stress, coping with financial pressure, family life, parenting pressure, death.

The main analysis was a repeated measures ANOVA for the imagery hot spots, with group (PTSD vs. no-PTSD) as the between-subject factor and imagery script (assault, negative event) as the within-subject factor.

Before Coachella announced their Every Day initiative, festivals aware of the prevalence of assault at their events implemented their own measures to combat the issue.

The high risk of experiencing sexual assault at these events is an open secret.

An Australian security company suggests using drones as a way to combat sexual assault at large events, including music festivals.

Last year, it hosted "national conferences" on sexual assault, although the events drew criticism from survivors who were not included in the planning process.

It measures the extent to which the participants processed their different experiences during the assault as unconnected events (e.g. "I felt like nothing linked all that was happening together"; "Every moment seemed unconnected to others").

This involved the exclusion of records of decedents where cause of death ICD codes were associated with an external cause or medical and surgical complications (such as pregnancy, childbirth, accidents, unintentional injury, motor vehicle accidents, intentional self-harm, assault, legal intervention, events of undetermined intent, operations of war and their sequelae).

Impaired accessibility of autobiographical information as measured by the difference between retrieval latencies for assault and negative event hot spots correlated, as expected, with cognitive processing during the event, namely data-driven processing, r =.35, p =.004, lack of binding, r =.30, p =.014, and dissociation, r =.29, p =.019.