Sentence examples for giving fodder from inspiring English sources

Asked about the killings in western Myanmar, she said she was afraid of stoking the violence and giving fodder to the "more extremist elements in these communities".

At the same time, Mr. Donovan's words are giving fodder to his detractors, who say he has become a mouthpiece for Wall Street.

Fox, taking a cue from its pugilistic leader Roger Ailes, rarely admits mistakes, wary of overtly giving fodder to its critics.

They must be rejoicing that the trials have seriously damaged the case for Europe inside Turkey, while also giving fodder to anti- Turkish nationalists in Europe.

In Britain, where "The X Factor" has been a hit since 2004, judge and host changes are common, coincidentally or not, giving fodder to the entertainment news media that eagerly follow along.

On their way to 27-0, thavehave beaten only one team that is currently ranked, No. 4 Gonzaga, giving fodder to the argument that the Hawks must still prove themselves against top-level teams.

The two reports gave fodder to critics of Mr. Silver.

Block a deal and give fodder to a general election opponent on the left.

"Whatever he concedes gives fodder to his opponents on the Hill and on the campaign trail.

admitted as much: "We realize that, given our events over the past six months, we have given fodder to Tyco stories in a very nervous market".

That helps ensure police protection (though it also gives fodder to those locals who view homosexuality as a decadent Western import).