Sentences with phrase «easy fodder»
The phrase "easy fodder" means something or someone that is uncomplicated, weak, or easily defeated or taken advantage of. Full definition
It made easy fodder for late - night comics.
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With no standards for evidence it is no wonder students are easy fodder for the deniers.
Even for the mayor of New York, which has its fair share of mega-wealthy corporations, declining to court Amazon would have been political malpractice, giving easy fodder to one's opponents.
Systems like this have poor production values and become easy fodder for people who believe organic is intrinsically a lower yield scenario.
Her perceived lack of knowledge about education policy has made for easy fodder jokes on Saturday Night Live.
Obi Murray, a veteran Republican operative, sent an email to party leaders warning that DeFrancisco was susceptible to attack because he collects a state pension on top of the salary he gets from his Senate position — a kind of «double dipping» that is easy fodder for negative ads.
He said Cuomo, who is running for governor, is using him as «easy fodder» to portray himself as «the outsider who took on the head of (last year's Senate) coup.»
Dog shows are easy fodder for mockery.
No longer was she easy fodder to be rolled over and killed.
No longer was she easy fodder to be rolled over and killed.
More die - hard action - RPG enthusiasts might be a little underwhelmed in some instances, especially when it treads into button - mashing territory with some of the easy fodder that's there to take down, but it also features some epic boss battles which constantly surprised me with the more intricate methods you needed to use in order to defeat them.