Sentence examples for only assault from inspiring English sources

Although the trial in Pennsylvania may be the only assault case against Cosby that is prosecuted in court, the women aren't discouraged.

The only assault I have ever sustained in more than 40 years of practice occurred when, still a greenhorn, I managed to violate all three precepts during one interview.

Bushmasters are by no means the only assault weapons of choice among mass killers (the Aurora shooter used a Smith & Wesson), but the brand's repeated presence in murderous incidents reflects Bushmaster's enormous popularity in the gun world, the result of a successful marketing campaign aimed at putting military firepower and machismo in the hands of civilians.

Even if states do tighten the noose, it may be no bad thing: in the run-up to this crisis, they were more alert than federal supervisors to predatory mortgage-lending.The CFPA is not the only assault big banks face on the retail front.

I called the police about his violent outbursts on a number of occasions (he would also be violent towards my mother), but due to the fact that he was a sibling and not a spouse/partner they could not do anything against him on domestic violence grounds, only assault.

Not only assaults: he impregnates her.

The only assaults were verbal, however, and they came from friends.

And so it was with "Spinal Tap," which not only assaulted the rock documentary and left it for dead but practically killed heavy metal as a musical species.

The court emphasized that its decision was a narrow one, concerning only assaults against pregnant women, but it acknowledged that it was entering charged legal terrain.

Until just a few weeks ago, when the federal government expanded its definition of rape to include a wider range of sexual assaults, national crime statistics on rape included only assaults against women and girls committed by men under a narrow set of circumstances.

In 2010, according to the FBI's Uniform Crime Report, there were some 85,000 "forcible rapes" — a term that the F.B.I. will stop using next year — but that number included only assaults reported to law enforcement authorities that involved vaginal penetration of a woman by a man through use of force.