The phrase "as being around" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the state of being present or existing in a particular place or situation.
Example: "I appreciate the comfort of having friends as being around during difficult times."
Alternatives: "as being present" or "as being nearby".
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This was understood as being around students' personal, work, family, and vacation commitments, an interpretation that differed from university deadlines and policies regarding equity, completion timeframes, and academic workloads.
"The top has gone up more than the middle," Ms. Cahill said, defining the middle as being around $700,000.
"We see this company as being around for a long, long time," he said.
Lovera is described as being around 5ft 8in tall, with dark blond/light brown hair and very fit.
He remembers this whole period as being around 20 minutes - in reality it was more like two hours.
The LOD of As was around 0.07 μg l−1 for As III) determination, and 0.06 μg l−1 for total As determination after prereduction.
"Cheating has been around as long as sport has been around, as long as war has been around and as long as business has been around," said Dr. Charles E. Yesalis, a professor of health and human development at Pennsylvania State University and an expert on steroids.
"As long as he was around, he created an alternative narrative," said Wright.
"As long as he's around, I still feel young," Girardi said of Pettitte.
"As long as he's around, I still feel young," Girardi said.
