Sentence examples for further fodder from inspiring English sources

This week's election results must not provide further fodder to misguided hate-spreaders.

All that this achieves is to provide further fodder for the "it's those bloomin' Muslims wanting more special treatment" camp.

The debate over gender equity received further fodder in June when the education ministers of the Länder (states) presented the results of a survey of school performance.

It also provides further fodder to coalition critics who say little progress has been made on a vow to rebalance the economy away from reliance on the services sector towards more manufacturing and exports.

However, Haddin, who has been known to have his cantankerous moments in the past, was not keen on providing further fodder for a feelgood Johnson piece, especially when the questions came from the British press who have undeniably given him a rough ride.

But so long as Turkey believes that the EU needs Turkey more than it needs the EU, it is unlikely to make the kind of radical concessions such as opening its ports to Greek Cypriot vessels that would unblock the talks.In the meantime, Mr Erdoğan's tirades may win him votes at home, but they will only provide further fodder for Mr Sarkozy and Mrs Merkel.

While it is still unclear just what, if any, repercussions the comedian might face, Oliver himself seems unfazed by the news that the junta is unhappy with his comments, and has used the news as further comedic fodder for his show.

Anything further is circulation fodder.

O'Brien too has channeled his frustrations into fodder, further playing up the victim-villain storyline.

Commenters jumped at the chance to harass her further, unwittingly providing fodder for her next project.

Over the course of the summer, more records dribbled out, providing fodder for further articles, including my own.