Colleagues say that while he is ambitious and intelligent, he has been careful not to clash with Mr. Weill, who does not suffer challenges to his authority.
In the court of public opinion, celebrities regularly suffer challenges from the jury.
Birmingham battled bravely under pressure as Roger Johnson and Martin Jiranek kept their positional discipline and Bowyer and Barry Ferguson suffered heavy challenges.
It never stood a chance in the Senate, and would doubtless have suffered legal challenges too, since it seemed to run against the Supreme Court's 1973 ruling in Roe v Wade.
The Rhinos had suffered six Challenge Cup final defeats since becoming the last side to win at the old Wembley in 1999, when they crushed London Broncos 52-16.
"I bicycled as much as I could because it didn't bother me to cycle, I always could, meaning that I could right up to the very end (I:14) The women who suffered psychologically challenging events such as the death of a parent or estrangement from the child's father perceived that they did not have the energy or desire for more physically intensive activities.
Pilgrims of all ages suffer the challenges of desert, mountains, minefields and an illegal border crossing for a purpose that is spiritual.
It is stated that current spectrum sensing techniques suffer from challenges in the low signal to noise range.
Current conventional techniques used for this purpose suffer from challenges such as tediousness, subjectivity, and high cost.
Fortunately for entrepreneurs and investors (but unfortunately for consumers), many service sectors suffer major challenges around availability, quality, transparency, and pricing.
