The phrase "around has not" is not correct and usable in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or improperly structured phrase that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The situation around has not improved as expected."
Alternatives: "the situation has not" or "the matter has not".
And her mother, who had said that returning to work had turned her life around, has not worked in months, citing high blood pressure.
However, the requisite information for shopping around has not generally been available to patients, forcing them to function in health care as would blindfolded shoppers in a department store.
It was seen not only as a way of serving the country but also as a social leveller (which it probably wasn't) and a splendid networking opportunity (which it used to be but probably no longer is in the same way).The relentless spread of the EU all around has not pleased everyone in Switzerland.
"Anybody who thinks there is spare change around has not read the budget".
Of course, the combined policy effort this time around hasn't been a complete success.
Anyone who fears that there won't be enough bonds to go around hasn't paid much attention to corporate America, which has been eagerly issuing bonds.
(Meaning, don't let the dog lick you -- the hazards involved in the other way around have not been researched).
Tradebot, one of the biggest high-frequency traders around, had not had a losing day in four years, he said.
Prominent women in India, including Tavleen Singh, easily one of the most well turned-out journalists around, have not hesitated to embrace the phrase.
The newer BlackBerry 10 devices, which came to market last year with high hopes of turning the company around, have not sold so well.Microsoft announced the first big changes in strategy since Satya Nadella became chief executive.
Many of carriers' efforts to turn that around have not fared well.
