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Definition of cash nexus in English: cash nexusnoun The relationship constituted by monetary transactions. 银钱往来关系，货币关系 Example sentencesExamples - This disrupted existing social networks, destroyed moral communities, replaced personal bonds by the cash nexus, and caused immense deprivation and demoralization.
- More than one hundred years after the founding of the republic, materialism, the cash nexus, deceit and corruption had become the centerpiece of a society supposedly built upon the twin pillars of civic duty and republican virtue.
- The impersonality of the cash nexus, ‘refreshing’ to those who can avail themselves of its benefits, is debilitating to those who cannot.
- So not only in its upper echelons was the rural world increasingly penetrated by the cash nexus that eroded the traditional social order and its value-system.
- To prevent the domination of the degrading cash nexus, Mitchel advocated a system of economic regulation and mutual obligation between employer and employee.
- Third, machine production, the factory system and the cash nexus profoundly altered the social structure first of England and then, by the end of the century, throughout Europe and eventually the world.
- Gambling is at best an unhealthy industry that accentuates the inequality in society, acting as a cash nexus, transforming everyone and everything into a commodity.
- He has suggested that ‘their obligation to fight did not arise from the cash nexus but from the bonds of lordship’.
- Higher virtues and social concerns were subsumed by the cash nexus and crass materialism of an industrial capitalist society.
- The change was not the result of the imposition of a cash nexus on unwilling farmers in response to landlords' demands for higher rents.
- What's truly new about the new economy is its scope-the unprecedented spread of for-profit exchange and the cash nexus into human affairs-and the speed at which this monetized system expands and operates.
- What could have been a more virulent expression of ‘nascent class antagonism’ than his program to turn all social relations into the cash nexus?
- They were in it for something more enduring than the cash nexus - they had a commitment to the intellectual development of the next generation.
- Perhaps, but the queue at the local bagel shop suggests that the cash nexus still holds the upper hand.
Definition of cash nexus in US English: cash nexusnoun The relationship constituted by monetary transactions. 银钱往来关系，货币关系 Example sentencesExamples - Third, machine production, the factory system and the cash nexus profoundly altered the social structure first of England and then, by the end of the century, throughout Europe and eventually the world.
- More than one hundred years after the founding of the republic, materialism, the cash nexus, deceit and corruption had become the centerpiece of a society supposedly built upon the twin pillars of civic duty and republican virtue.
- The change was not the result of the imposition of a cash nexus on unwilling farmers in response to landlords' demands for higher rents.
- He has suggested that ‘their obligation to fight did not arise from the cash nexus but from the bonds of lordship’.
- Gambling is at best an unhealthy industry that accentuates the inequality in society, acting as a cash nexus, transforming everyone and everything into a commodity.
- This disrupted existing social networks, destroyed moral communities, replaced personal bonds by the cash nexus, and caused immense deprivation and demoralization.
- To prevent the domination of the degrading cash nexus, Mitchel advocated a system of economic regulation and mutual obligation between employer and employee.
- The impersonality of the cash nexus, ‘refreshing’ to those who can avail themselves of its benefits, is debilitating to those who cannot.
- Higher virtues and social concerns were subsumed by the cash nexus and crass materialism of an industrial capitalist society.
- So not only in its upper echelons was the rural world increasingly penetrated by the cash nexus that eroded the traditional social order and its value-system.
- What could have been a more virulent expression of ‘nascent class antagonism’ than his program to turn all social relations into the cash nexus?
- What's truly new about the new economy is its scope-the unprecedented spread of for-profit exchange and the cash nexus into human affairs-and the speed at which this monetized system expands and operates.
- They were in it for something more enduring than the cash nexus - they had a commitment to the intellectual development of the next generation.
- Perhaps, but the queue at the local bagel shop suggests that the cash nexus still holds the upper hand.
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