Sentence examples for universally preferred from inspiring English sources

Potato chips and cookies were universally preferred; hot dogs were generally leftovers.

Yet traders almost universally preferred something they could sink their teeth into.

Readers, on the other hand, almost universally preferred the old recipes to the new.

Fassel was hesitant to blame the field, noting that his players have almost universally preferred it to the artificial turf that was at Giants Stadium until 2000.

We conclude that while pressure-relief mattresses may not be universally preferred, baseline characteristics of the sleeper and/or their mattress may explain performance and sleeper preferences on future mattress selection.

A wide differential preference for the hallmark P3 proline was found between MMPs ranging from 15 to 46%, yet when combined in the same peptide with the universally preferred P1′ leucine, an unexpected negative cooperativity emerged.

And yet studies have shown that patients almost universally prefer to be told the truth.

When given a choice between a fixed delay to reward and a risky delay with the same arithmetic mean, animals universally prefer the risky option (Kacelnik & Bateson 1996).

His conclusion was that Westerners were more comfortable with truths applied universally to every case, while Indians resisted the universal, preferring situation-specific solutions.

Further analyses indicated that transcript structure features tend to be preferred universally.

But the articles never feature much of a debate, just a list of quotes from various cocktail professionals (myself among them) who, when posed the question of which they prefer, universally dismiss mixologist as pretentious and assure that we are just "regular old bartenders".