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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;oval_man, post: 2496127, member: 22602&quot;]The funny thing is that no decent writer would use &quot;enhance&quot; in the above sentence when &quot;improve,&quot; for example, does the job more accurately. &quot;Improve&quot; implies fundamental change while &quot;enhance&quot; implies incremental or superficial change. We &quot;enhance&quot; our vocabulary by learning a few new words every day while we &quot;improve&quot; our comprehension through constant reading. A city can &quot;enhance&quot; its highways with landscaping but must &quot;improve&quot; them through rebuilding. Or, another way, you can &quot;enhance&quot; the flow of traffic—an incremental change, through &quot;improving&quot; the infrastructure—a fundamental change.</p><p><br /></p><p>And to &quot;harness&quot; something means to ready it for action—the opposite of what you seem to be saying (I can&#039;t really tell). We harness horses and nuclear energy to use them, not constrain them.</p><p><br /></p><p>So maybe the one whose communication skills need improving...[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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