Examples of using Difficult to compare in English and their translations into Finnish
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It is difficult to compare the costs of the various schemes.
First, pre-contractual information is difficult to compare.
It is difficult to compare one person's happiness with another's.
In many cases the information submitted was incomplete or difficult to compare.
Moreover, the results are very difficult to compare in the different Member States.
Another general problem is that R& D centres of different size are difficult to compare.
Finally, the fact is that the data are difficult to compare and so more direction from the Commission is needed.
In the banking sector switching is low and offers difficult to compare.
Therefore it is extremely difficult to compare epidemiological situations and any evaluation of the epidemiology can only be an approximation.
But as they generally do not use the same methodological approach,the outcomes are difficult to compare.
Investment products are complex andit can be difficult to compare them or fully grasp the risks involved.
The Commission acknowledges in its communication that there isa lack of reliability, making it difficult to compare outcomes.
It is difficult to compare technologies and solutions on the basis of lifetime costs and benefits, quality and reliability.
Consumers are confused by a multitude of different labels with information that makes products difficult to compare.
Incomplete and unclear advertising and marketing material is often difficult to compare and does not allow consumers to shop around.
It is difficult to compare Carphedon powder to Noopept because they are two very different substances with their individual pros and cons.
Of course, different logistical, historical and institutional conditions make it difficult to compare the US and the EU.
It is difficult to compare the value of ECU 50 million with the value of seven months' human presence in space and the related scientific experimentation.
It states that the information submitted by the Member States on the implementation of the recommendation is incomplete or difficult to compare.
Finally, the author admitted that it was difficult to compare those results with the action taken in other countries, since certain of these had no monthly accident statistics.
However, the relatively few evaluation studies that currently exist often use different methodologies,making their results difficult to compare.
It is difficult to compare: turnstiles and admission system- and benevolently adjusted managers on work with clients, expecting visitors in a cozy and well organized reception area.
However, information on social, environmental orgovernance outcomes being sought by the investment product manufacturer can be difficult to compare or may be absent.
However it is difficult to compare these systems against each other, since even when they are based on the same type of information, different weighting methods or classifications are then used to calculate the index.
They relate to the use by parents of existing childcare facilities, not the number of places existing in each Member State,which is difficult to compare at European level.
Although statistical data from Member Sates are in several respects insufficient and difficult to compare, it appears that theft(of trucks and cargo) and assaults on drivers are on the increase.
The Committee therefore draws the Commission's attention to the risk of too comprehensive an analysis covering haphazardly too large a number of factors which are difficult to compare.
Although, as the rapporteur stresses,it is difficult to compare the available data in the absence of uniform standards, they do show that breast cancer incidence fluctuates from one country of the European Union to another.
I would like to point out that one must be careful when comparing the Sixth and Seventh Framework Programmes, as these are structured differently andare sometimes difficult to compare.
The markets where consumers found it most difficult to compare offers were banking, telecoms, utilities(water, gas and electricity supply) real estate services and legal services including accounting and notary services.