The phrase "affair matter" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words that lacks context or clarity.
Example: "The affair matter was discussed in the meeting, but it left many questions unanswered."
Alternatives: "issue at hand" or "subject of concern".
The affair matters for HSBC's reputation too.
The Dreyfus affair matters, he believes, because we have, in the past decade, made our own Devil's Island and hundreds of new Dreyfuses — the Dreyfus affair matters because we're still in the middle of it.
This affair matters most because it makes clear the estrangement of professional politicians from their wider parties.
The Dreyfus affair matters, he believes, because we have, in the past decade, made our own Devil's Island and hundreds of new Dreyfuses the Dreyfus affair matters because we're still in the middle of it.
Robert Samuelson tries to minimize the significance of the Reinhart-Rogoff affair; and that, I realized, offers an interesting window into why, in fact, the affair matters so much.
The Dreyfus affair matters not because of the parallel with our time but because it was one of the first tests of modern pluralist liberalism and its institutions — a test that those institutions somehow managed to pass and fail at the same time.
The Dreyfus affair matters not because of the parallel with our time but because it was one of the first tests of modern pluralist liberalism and its institutions a test that those institutions somehow managed to pass and fail at the same time.
Powell also will coordinate with Paramount's Vice Chairman Rob Moore on digital and business affair matters.
In industries that pollute or extract natural resources, environmentalism is often a government affairs matter.
If they were, the government's ferocious spending cuts would keep them happy.Culture and home affairs matter just as much.
