Meanings of provide fodder in English

If released, the videos could provide fodder for campaign commercials against Trump.

It also has the potential to provide fodder to inquisitive journalists looking for a story.

She recalls a few stories from her son's infancy, however, that provide fodder for speculation.

But I refused to provide fodder for voyeurs wanting a peek into the heartbreak of others.

It may also provide fodder for dreams.

That will provide fodder for rising populism.

He has done more to provide fodder for racist stereotypes than any black South African has done.

The bad ones provide fodder for guiltless slaughter; the good ones shame us into remorse for our wicked ways.

First, the winter would be so spectacularly harsh as to provide fodder for yarns and anecdotes for years to come.

They'd obviously prefer the matter went away, not least because more disclosure will provide fodder for private lawyers targeting their bank.

The hay is then baled to provide fodder for the cows and sheep, housed in the traditional byre and barn in winter.

The cynic might suggest such events provide fodder for columnists desperate to ease brains into gear during the aftermath of(...)

Distress will still provide fodder for dealmaking, though, as investors look for ways to get out of assets they didn't expect to own.

But Gitonga's crop, which covers one-third of his land, is not destined for human consumption -it's purely to provide fodder for livestock.

The cynic might suggest such events provide fodder for columnists desperate to ease brains into gear during the aftermath of protracted seasonal celebrations.

Many found the notion that modern Ireland's greatest tragedy would provide fodder for comedy hard to stomach, and Channel 4 quietly shelved the project.