Sentence examples for mostly unemployed from inspiring English sources

I never expected my success to last: I was used to being mostly unemployed.

In the winter chill, groups of men, mostly unemployed, reinforced one another's indignation.

Perhaps not in the bush, where women must cook over open fires and men are mostly unemployed.

There were also some very fine buildings in the boom years, but their architects are now mostly unemployed.

For a cash-strapped association to offer such a prize to a group that was mostly unemployed illustrates how much this match meant.

"The people I met were mostly unemployed, fired for their transgressions, and they seemed broken somehow deeply confused and traumatized," he wrote.

Republicans mostly aren't unemployed, and vice-versa.

He treats drug addicts, mostly young unemployed men who smoke marijuana.

That Miller was mostly an unemployed and unemployable dropout is at odds with the Puritan New World work ethic, but in line with America's pioneering frontiersman mythology, where the fast-talking huckster has a six-shooter mouth.

While the fighters in Falluja are mounting credible small-unit military missions, and have the support of at least some percentage of the population, Mr. Sadr's militia in Najaf are mostly young, unemployed men with little military experience, and their insurrection is said by American commanders to have raised the ire of local shopkeepers and merchants.

The displaced men have mostly remained unemployed, while the displaced women have left the labor force.