Sentence examples for assaulted using from inspiring English sources
The phrase "assaulted using" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe the method or means by which an assault was carried out. Example: "The victim was assaulted using a blunt object."
More important, last weekend, after the tape of Trump bragging about groping women was released, hundreds of thousands of women tweeted out personal stories of being molested and assaulted, using the hashtag #notokay.
The FBI publishes an annual report, Law Enforcement Officers Killed and Assaulted, using information on officer deaths reported by its field offices, law enforcement agencies and nonprofits.
Another mob attacks the sanctuary in Benghazi, Libya, a military-style assault, using the film as motivational cover.
Attacks have been limited to low-tech assaults using knives and screwdrivers, and assaults involving cars, most often in what Israel's security forces call "lone-wolf attacks".
One of the insurgents' most complex attacks in Nineveh came on May 16, when they mounted a synchronized assault using eight car bombs.
Israel has experienced nearly eight months of Palestinian attacks, mostly stabbings, but also shootings and assaults using vehicles, resulting in the deaths of 28 Israelis and two Americans.
Obama reaffirmed his support for Israel's military attempts to defend itself from Hamas rocket attacks and cross-border assaults using tunnels.
Between 2002 and 2008, Worboys, who was jailed for life in 2009, carried out more than 100 rapes and sexual assaults using alcohol and drugs on his victims.
Assaults using machetes and firearms are common and "it is dangerous to walk the streets, particularly after dark", according to the Australian government.
In May, the State Department warned of the "credible threat" of another terrorist attack in Kenya, mentioning the risk of an assault using shoulder-fired antiaircraft missiles.
Since being warned in 2011, Graham had received further convictions, including common assault, using abusive language to a police officer and driving under the influence of drugs.
