Sentence examples for increased assaults from inspiring English sources

Increased assaults on schools, teachers and students in conflict zones have had a devastating effect on global education, noted Benavot.

On the issue of overcrowding, he said that although prisons had improved in the past year, there was a "very disturbing" pattern emerging of increased assaults and incidents of self-harm.

The finding, while weak and subject to numerous caveats, may be used as an argument against deploying body cameras at all; and who can blame a commissioner for opting out of a program that, arguably, puts his people at risk? "The question about the reason for the increased assaults is not something that can be left to debate and must be scrutinised empirically," concludes the paper.

Figures  1a and 1b also identify the relationship between key sporting events and increased assaults.

Courageous attempts to fight back to regain control worsened their situation with increased assaults, leading in turn to even more feelings of entrapment in a difficult situation.

Some (Halloween, Guy Fawkes and St Patrick's nights) see increased assaults while others (St George's and Valentine's Day nights) do not.

A Pentagon official said increased assault reports at the academies suggested that victims were now more willing to come forward.

This focus on feelings of security rather than hard evidence of increased assault will be criticised by her political opponents, but campaigners have welcomed the support.

While more data is required to confirm that the Top Ends environmental conditions contribute to altered behaviour and ultimately increased assault and suicide, ambient temperature has been linked with suicide (Deisenhammer et al. 2003; Kim et al. 2011; Lee et al. 2006; Volpe et al. 2008) and to a lesser extent, assault related deaths (Sisti et al. 2012) in other jurisdictions.

Mr. Ebersol's comments came after increasing assaults on Mr. Zucker and Mr. Leno across the late-night shows.

The measure was prompted by increasing assaults on such facilities; according to the International Committee of the Red Cross, 959 people were killed in 600 such attacks in 2014 and 2015 alone.