By contrast, there are only three states where Republicans hold seats and could face serious trouble: Arizona, Nevada and Tennessee.
In another sign that not all is well among British consumers, Nicole Farhi, the upmarket fashion label, filed for a form of bankruptcy protection on Wednesday, the latest British retailer to face serious trouble as demand dwindles.
The book, "Searching for a Corporate Savior: The Irrational Quest for Charismatic C.E.O.'s" (Princeton University Press, $29.95), argues that company directors rely too much on social connections when choosing a chief executive from outside, even when their companies face serious trouble.
The government is not expected to face serious trouble over the Brexit bill at the second reading next week, but Conservative MPs who favour a soft Brexit are already planning to table amendments at the committee stage in October, which could attract cross-party backing.
But Kershaw (15-5) never faced serious trouble after the third inning and retired 13 of his final 14 batters.
Jennifer's mother checked into a rehabilitation center before the killing, Mr. Cabrera said, because she knew that she would be facing serious trouble if she did not pay the debt by the new year.
The planet's largest mangrove forest could be facing serious trouble in the form of two new coal-fired power plants, environmentalists say — and they're urging the United Nations to draw greater attention to the issue.
It is full of the gaucheries of her well-meaning friends, but also the stories of friends and family members who have faced serious trouble, as well as accounts of fellow cancer patients she encountered in her journey back to good health.
The reserves it set aside were needed because a recent internal review showed that an additional $200 million of loans, mostly real estate loans in the Washington area, had become "nonperforming," meaning they were either 90 days or more delinquent or facing serious trouble.
Several of them are facing serious trouble at home, consumers are increasingly defiant about high energy costs, and President Bush took a swipe when he deplored America's addiction to oil and set a goal to cut imports, particularly from the Middle East.
