To illustrate this type of control, consider a population with three voters whose preferences over four candidates are given in the table below: Note that everyone prefers candidate B over candidate D. Nonetheless, a chairman can ask the right questions so that candidate D ends up being elected.
Not everyone prefers traveling by sea.
Corruption and cynicism over politics may be spreading, but everyone prefers that to bombs and bullets.
Not everyone prefers a God who talks like a pal or a guidance counselor.
"Everyone prefers to have Europe as their counterparty rather than Greece".
"Everyone prefers the ramp to the stairs," including the local dogs, said Ms. Wright.
"Some guys like outdoors, some like indoors, but everyone prefers going to the bank," Tozer said.
There was a tin of tomato juice; wouldn't everyone prefer Bloody Marys?
"Everyone prefers to watch games live - we just had to make it happen," Gyngell said.
The telephone, once in constant use, now sits largely forgotten on most desks (just about everyone prefers e-mail).
