The phrase "around as simple" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to compare simplicity but lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The task is not around as simple as it seems; it requires more effort than expected."
Alternatives: "about as simple" or "nearly as simple".
Makus Empanadas is built around the belief that good food doesn't have to be complicated and that the best memories can be built around something as simple as a pack of empanadas.
There's plenty of 18th-century park-building going on in the flat fields and scrub oak woods around here -- even for something as simple as a pool fence, that modern-day requirement to prevent accidental drowning.
"Having played around with something even as simple as [Google] Cardboard, which shows how for less than $10 you can create that kind of immersive experience shows what's possible," noted Pichai.
The sutures between the chambers appear as simple lines around the shell.
Mr. Masrani, who was Toronto-Dominion's chief risk officer before he went to the United States, said that turning around American operations was not as simple as just applying the methods used by Toronto-Dominion in its home market.
Life is full of saying goodbye, and although it's easy to dismiss a game as just another distraction from the world around us, it's never as simple as that.
A similar study of six different translocations also observed an enrichment of Alu, as well as simple repeats, around genes that escape from XCI [ 69], and that L1 and L2 classes of LINEs were enriched around genes subject to XCI in most translocations, the most consistently enriched short motif being derived from recently active L1 elements.
The answer could be as simple as looking around at your regular foursome.
Williams says that she has to be careful of actions as simple as digging around in her purse — she could break a nail.
Yes, you can dress up in crazy costumes to help drive teaching lessons home, but even something as simple as walking around the classroom instead of staying behind a podium or desk is a big difference from most professors.
