Sentence examples for mostly incarcerated from inspiring English sources

This special, part of Mafia Month on Sky, looks at life after the mob with some very dodgy individuals, mostly incarcerated, to whom Omertà means little, as they recall the good old days of marginally more honourable killing, torture and robbery.

With 2.2 million people incarcerated mostly in state prisons and jails like Philadelphia's, the US now imprisons nearly three times the total prison population in 1990.

The characters, spunky Irish women, soldier on in the absence of their menfolk, mostly dead or incarcerated.

He wants to chip away at the draconian drug laws that still incarcerate mostly minorities for long stretches for petty drug crimes.

Behind bars they encountered mostly native women, many who were incarcerated for what appeared to be low-level offenses.

Last year, a national panel of experts commissioned by the Census Bureau recommended that the agency study whether prison inmates should be counted in 2010 as residents of the urban neighborhoods where they last lived rather than as residents of the mostly rural districts where they are incarcerated.

Essie Justice Group works mostly with and for women who have incarcerated loved ones.

I work with urban students, mostly of color, in a Chicago Public School for temporarily incarcerated youth.

Overall, immigrants are only about one-fifth as likely to be incarcerated for crimes, and the difference is mostly due to a lower propensity to commit crime in the immigrant population rather than to deportation or other law enforcement measures that differentially target immigrants.

Black women are more than twice as likely to be incarcerated as white women and are caged mostly for minor drug offenses or "quality of life" crimes.

We meet the Guardians, who are mostly unknown to each other, as they are to be incarcerated in an elaborate space prison known as the Kyln.