Sentence examples for easy fodder from inspiring English sources

The pop originals provide too easy fodder.

Victor is easy fodder for the immigration services.

Mr. Moussa's record has provided easy fodder for his opponents.

She became easy fodder on sites like Urbanbaby and Gawker.

On the other, it's made easy fodder for his critics, including those within his own party.

But the flood also became neat, easy fodder for network television — see the now-canceled "K-ville".

From a purely comedic standpoint, the two young professionals behind KermlinRussia almost relish Mr. Putin's return to the Kremlin, as his macho theatrics — tagging a polar bear in the Russian Arctic, for example — make for easy satirical fodder.

The state test scores provided easy political fodder, but they also served as a reminder that many of the candidates have yet to articulate far-reaching visions for the city's schools, which serve 1.1 million children.

When Boo-box was first covered on TechCrunch it was called easy acquisition fodder for its novel ecommerce ad unit that allowed you to easily buy, say, shoes mentioned in a blog post.

Such complaints make for easy Twitter fodder these days, but two election cycles ago, journalist grumbling was still largely confined to the back of the press bus.

It's easy chuckle-fodder – but it touches on a deeper existential malaise in an increasingly disparate Britain.