Examples of using Is difficult to quantify in English and their translations into Dutch
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
The size of the sector is difficult to quantify.
It is difficult to quantify, and it's all relative.
The loss suffered by the applicant is difficult to quantify.
Unspecified: Limitation/restriction is difficult to quantify or highly variable between patients ranging from'Low' to'Complete.
Success is a long-term process and is difficult to quantify.
That damage is difficult to quantify, but it consists of expenses,
The clinical definition of happy is difficult to quantify.
Cultural diversity is difficult to quantify, but a good indication is thought to be a count of the number of languages spoken in a region
How much success the character has brought is difficult to quantify.
The exact scale is difficult to quantify, but different sources2 estimate the profits from such trafficking at between EUR 8
The level of change in employment opportunities is difficult to quantify.
The production of amphetamines and ecstasy is difficult to quantify because‘it starts with readily available chemicals, in easily concealed laboratories' UNODC, 2003a.
By its very nature, irregular immigration is a phenomenon which is difficult to quantify.
Disadvantages: The longevity of painted lines on Artificial Grass is difficult to quantify, as there are a number of variables that affect how the paint adheres to the grass.
a significant economic saving, albeit one which is difficult to quantify.
The economic damage is difficult to quantify but it is likely to be large
Given the diversity of robots and the fact that they were introduced into manufacturing processes only recently, it is difficult to quantify the productivity or efficiency of robots in general.
The scale of the problem is difficult to quantify, as presently only ten Member States have specific schemes for admitting highly qualified workers
the argument could not be taken into consideration in practice since any alleged advantage is difficult to quantify and may be negated by other disadvantages.
The global financial toll of cybercrime is difficult to quantify, but pointing to a report from the US Federal Bureau of Investigation(FBI),
this improvement is difficult to quantify in relation to other factors contributing to fatigue.
This trend(which is difficult to quantify) not only means considerable uncertainty for those affected
reduction of administrative burdens(although it is difficult to quantify this), with possibly some improvements in existing levels of protection.
As far as evaluating the measures under the European programme is concerned, it is difficult to quantify the effects of many of them because they are indirect(recommendations,
when a certain type of instrument is used that is difficult to quantify, e.g., a guarantee.
The extent of wrongful COMI relocation is difficult to quantify, partly due to diverging views as to whether COMI relocation is actually wrongful and partly because,
one ought not to be completely demagogic by comparing the economic impact with a qualitative advantage that is difficult to quantify.
Additional benefits related to IP are difficult to quantify.
But these non-financial factors for creating value are difficult to quantify.
The consequences are difficult to quantify.