Exemplos de uso de Hard to quantify em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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It's hard to quantify.
The cost of illhealth is a high one, but hard to quantify.
It's hard to quantify the power of this island.
Bard's abilities are hard to quantify, as expected.
Balancing risks andbenefits when risks are hard to quantify.
These resources are hard to quantify and prove with certitude.
We should cooperate with Turkey to the best of our ability, butthe implications of the accession of a Muslim country to a European club are hard to quantify.
While numbers are hard to quantify, more people are being reported missing than ever before.
I am also a father, andas a father I can see a positive outcome which is hard to quantify: the health of the young generation.
And results are hard to quantify, time and security are needed.
And I would have the joy of being able to touch my money for a year,which is hard to quantify, so we leave it out of the equation.
It's hard to quantify the aggregate reach of the many programs in Rio that aim to mobilize young favela residents.
And the nature of the crimes- they're notoriously hard to quantify at any kind of rigorous scientific level, as Agent Scully will tell you. Oh.
It's hard to quantify changes in public attitudes or changing structures in society or spot precise turning points when fundamental values change.
The use of processing waste could reduce the end price of the bioplastic, butthe figure is very hard to quantify because it depends on the formulation, scale and type of biopolymer," Mattoso says.
Some things are just hard to quantify, a mentor will just have to use their best judgement, and hope that portmgr agrees.
Some clinical manifestations, although they do not constitute a defined disease, may be of concern to parents, such as flatulence, which, incidentally,is hard to quantify to be characterized as excessive or not.
Even if these are sometimes hard to quantify, it is clear that Europe could greatly benefit from increased employment of Free Software in terms of.
The opposite is also true, though. Many economy players have real doubts on the return of their companies investments in that area(namely the non physical resources, such as time allocated to that task by employees,among others) which, given its nature, are hard to quantify.
It's hard to quantify, but as you move around the project area it's really tangible, and you can see thriving vegetable plots around houses,” says Claus Reiner, IFAD's country programme manager for Rwanda.
Each year, all around the world, over 100 000 children lose their sight due to this,while the second amount is hard to quantify, but it is known that the efficiency of the immune system decreases and it triggers infections, specially diarrhea and pneumonia.
The estimated costs of this joint action are hard to quantify, but the qualitative benefits that minimising the effects of flooding will have for the people of Europe, their property and for the people and areas concerned far outweigh any costs.
While the impact of specifically local development measures may be hard to quantify, it remains the case that this approach(broad-based, integrated partnerships, bottom-up design, sustainability) often leads to problems being solved in innovative ways and appears to be gaining more and more support from the business and social actors at the local level.
Non-sampling errors are much harder to quantify than sampling error.
These items are much harder to quantify than kilos of marijuana and dead criminals, but Almeida seems to like difficulty.
Changing your focus from a final product(which may be evaluated in terms of"perfection)to the effort behind a task(which is harder to quantify as"perfect") can help you appreciate your own good work.
For example, it is always easier to develop indicators for policy fields that have easily quantifiable outcomes,such as labour market policy, than for those in which outcomes are much harder to quantify, such as social policy or public administration.