It's very clear through the wording of the letter that AT&T is more interested in shutting the guy up than using his troubles to improve their wireless service.
However, another of Sargent's colleagues, Sir Adrian Boult, said of him, "[H]e was a great all-rounder but never developed his potentialities, which were enormous, simply because he didn't think hard enough about music – he never troubled to improve on a successful interpretation.
If you're still having trouble, try to improve your ollie on flat ground, or find a smaller obstacle.
The presidential candidates are only beginning to recognize what many voters have already figured out through painful, personal experience: the economy is in trouble and unlikely to improve without some sensible government response.
If their parents get into every part of their lives, how will they separate and learn to make their own decisions?" Interviews with students on a variety of campuses suggest that many turn to their parents for help with everything from roommate troubles to how to improve the paper they e-mailed home.
nasa claims, for example, that the lunar expeditions gave us the cordless drill; what a lot of trouble to go through to improve upon the handyman special.
"As soon as [asset managers] realise a company is in trouble, rather than try to improve things, they simply sell the shares.
In their fraught relationships, we see the depressing domino effect that can occur when a father fails to live up to his responsibilities - be that teaching a son about respect, protecting him when in trouble, or allowing him to improve his life when opportunity comes.
And Hollywood really needs to sort it out soon, or they are just asking for trouble as broadband continues to improve.
Initiatives should be taken to improve troubled public schools, to strengthen this cornerstone of democracy.
