91.   Even college graduates have serious trouble finding jobs, experts say, since the larger companies are mostly Chinese-owned and tend to hire Chinese.

92.   Especially when he seemed destined for serious trouble.

93.   Even one of the most vociferous critics of Freud, Frederick Crews, thinks that Freudianism is in serious trouble.

94.   Even with only one natural center, Alonzo Mourning, the U.S. men is not in serious trouble.

95.   Every Chinese knows that organized challenges can lead to serious trouble.

96.   Fifty years later, none of us has been in jail or in serious trouble.

97.   Evergreen trees and broadleafed evergreens are also in serious trouble.

98.   Florida Bay, where the Everglades drain, is now in serious ecological trouble, and has become the subject of worldwide attention.

99.   For houses with basements, another sign of serious trouble is basement walls that bow inward or lean.

100.   Four Broadway shows have already announced that they will close on Sunday, with possibly half a dozen others in serious trouble.