Sentences with phrase «more fodder»

This piece is taken from my own garden, which will provide more fodder for space exploration as the seasons change.

These opportunities will also provide even more fodder to include in your personal statement when you are ready to apply.

There's more fodder on the forest floor for wildfires.

The rest of the cast is much more fodder that function.

In other films, dogs who weren't featured all that much were randomly killed off as more fodder to show just how far the filmmakers were willing to go.

Would the proposal, if implemented, give trial lawyers more fodder for excessive 401k fee lawsuits?

In the last few years, the films have been more the fodder of parody.

We are back with more fodder on the Family Procedure Rules 2010 (S1 2010/2955) which came into force on 6 April 2011.

As if foreclosures, high unemployment and tight credit weren't enough, would - be homebuyers in the Baltimore region got more fodder for wariness Wednesday as the Dow Jones industrial average plunged more than 500 points and a new local report showed...

On the other hand, critics panning the game for appearing to be simply an Animal Crossing skinned Mario Party game have a little more fodder for their opinions today with this news.

And RIM keeps giving its detractors more fodder.

Late - night comics were given even more fodder when, in January 2011, a class - action lawsuit was filed that alleged the majority of what Taco Bell called «seasoned beef» was ingredients other than meat.

«Once unchained from the need for consensus with other bishops the Western Church continued freely developing Christian doctrine... As Western Christian theology grew more elaborately defined, it offered more fodder for protest, and eventually for Protestantism.

Illegal aliens give our serial killers more fodder for practice and fine tuning their craft before they get caught and go to prison.

Hanging out with Paladino — while likely a popular move with the GOP and conservative grassroots — no doubt gives the governor and his allies more fodder with which to attack Cuomo's GOP opponent.

I fear if he does not, it will leave it to open ended, allowing casino nay - sayers and those who play to NIMBYism more fodder to oppose the referendum,» Bonacic said.

More fodder from the Dems.

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Not satisfied with a terrible user interface, however, the Sugoi folks are going to give digital naysayers more fodder on their way out the door:

Instead of focusing on the new larger screens, better audio and SD card compatibility, which would no doubt give fanboys more fodder to throw at the PSP, they make it out to be the perfect digital photo frame.

Providing yet more fodder for this blawg, the May issue of Corporate Counsel contains a short article entitled «Conflict Avoidance,» which discusses Citigroup's new policy on conflicts, which makes it difficult to impossible to get a waiver to sue the company.

But while science - savvy fans may get more fodder for fact - checking, Cohen, who holds a master's degree in theoretical computer science, promises that the science in - jokes will return too.

Overall, the only consensus in the blogosphere at this point is that the Cisco - Apple fight will provide much more fodder for bloggers.

You can get a lot of tech awesome for free, but paid premium memberships (e.g., Flickr, Dropbox, Evernote) can give your tech enthusiast even more fodder to amp up their productivity and creativity.

I almost want to encourage you to go see this because, if Lucy fails, the studio fatheads will use it as more fodder for their arguments that female action stars can't carry a movie.

On the other hand, critics panning the game for appearing to be simply an Animal Crossing skinned Mario Party game have a little more fodder for their opinions today with this news.

Your comment does fit neatly into one school of thought, which is that making the scores look as bad as possible provides more fodder for going after teachers» job protections and due process rights.

HBO's «Westworld» is a series unlike any other, the first season of which provided fan - theory - enthusiasts with more fodder than any single person could digest.

He was baiting you, trying to get more fodder for his rant.

Meanwhile, the episode provides more fodder for the debate over how the influence Google (googl) and Facebook (fb) have over news and information, and the role of social media in creating so - called «filter bubbles» that lead people to shut out divergent opinions.

And both women's suits could provide more fodder for federal complaints from the watchdog group Common Cause that the payoffs were, effectively, illegal campaign contributions.

More fodder for the so called know it all athiests.

He'll be among three or four favorites starting on Sunday, but won't be able to pull it off and those who are already grumbling about his ability to close will have more fodder (justified or not).

can feel overwhelming, and the last thing women need is more fodder for the «you're doing mothering wrong» cannons.

The report is sure to provide more fodder for business groups who say New York and Gov. Andrew Cuomo have made some strides in tax policy, but haven't done enough to retain jobs, especially in the upstate region.

He said Council Speaker Melissa Mark - Viverito's recent State of the City address was to the left of de Blasio in some ways and would have provided Republicans even more fodder.

The handful of new species discovered each year were mere scientific curiosities, more fodder for the kids» books.

Just imagine the right - wing columnists and media people and political parties and religious parties in Pakistan and throughout the Muslim world who are militant extremists — you actually gave them more fodder.

But it's also worth noting that the oft - maligned HFPA has for the large part made reasonable, even smart choices in recent years — and as a group that has been the butt of jokes for decades, they're not anxious to provide more fodder for their critics.

More fodder for armchair psychologists?

High Fidelity's record - shop milieu, of course, provides even more fodder: Find here The Beta Band, Stevie Wonder (despite Barry's cruel in - script assessment of «I Just Called To Say I Love You»), Belle and Sebastian, Doug Sahm, Stereolab, Lisa Bonet singing Peter Frampton5, and Bruce Springsteen proving in a cameo that he absolutely can not play guitar and talk at the same time.

Animals for the menagerie provide more fodder for stories from the past.

«It's more fodder for the fight,» Smith said.