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151. The campaign uses posters and newspaper and radio advertisements.

152. Porfiry uses them to try and catch Raskolnikov out.

153. This dictionary uses the IPA.

154. The building uses steel poles to brace the roof.

155. It is a broadsword, and Marlowe uses it brutally.

156. He uses crabs for bait, the caption informs.

157. He uses them for coyote bait.

158. But now he uses a computer to draw the designs,[http://sentencedict.com/USES.html] and the computer prints them out on canvas.

159. Carbon has four electrons that it uses to form chemical bonds.

160. Most are ill-adapted to the demands of modern, mechanised agriculture and, unless converted to new uses, may well disappear.

161. She uses language that would make a construction worker blush.

162. The Macher does not take standard cartridges, but uses its own proprietary ammunition.

163. Skilful individuals such as Gazza are very much also-rans, though they do have their uses.

164. One system uses a peristaltic pump which, although very accurate, can not withstand back pressure.

165. The new fridge uses a mix of butane and propane gases as coolants.

166. Read in studio A forest ranger who uses a chainsaw to fell trees is now using it to sculpt the wood.

167. The bellicose termite belongs to a group that uses a different digestive method.

168. Although a killer application still awaits discovery, proponents of on-line radio see some possible uses and benefits of the new technology.

169. The manufacturers are currently working on an alternative version which uses sodium acid batteries.

170. One of many interesting alternative ways of measuring mutual inductance uses any bridge that measures self inductance together with the following technique.

171. The bank uses its triple A debt rating to borrow on world financial markets for its lending programme to middle-income countries.

172. Robert Eisner, a University of Chicago economist, uses a simple calculation.

173. This would reduce carbon emissions and would also provide alternative uses for farm surpluses.

174. There is almost certainly widespread illegal use as well as approved uses.

175. The lender releases money to the borrower, who then uses the money to pay wages and other expenses of the harvest.

176. The new decoder uses an amplitude locked loop in combination with a phase locked loop to achieve this breakthrough.

177. This is the sharp end of modern cartography, a revolution in processing geographic data for practical uses.

178. Essentially this feedforward network uses a refinement of the Widrow-Hoff technique, which calculates the difference between actual outputs and desired outputs.

179. There are times when the way a woman uses her tears in a relationship is a barrier to her growth.

180. The process uses small chips of carbon to adsorb the gold dissolved in solution.