Examples of using Is hard to quantify in English and their translations into French
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Change is hard to quantify.
By its nature,this aspect is hard to quantify.
It is hard to quantify pain.
But“good enough” is hard to quantify.
It is hard to quantify these developments.
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The macroeconomic impact of terrorism is hard to quantify;
This one is hard to quantify.
Reputation is a nebulous concept that is hard to quantify.
It is hard to quantify the degree of damage.
Like most illegal activities,looting is hard to quantify.
It is hard to quantify that which does not occur.
RK: The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it's very variable.
And then there is the misery quotient, which is hard to quantify.
Marcouiller: It is hard to quantify the impact of a law.
Poaching is also a major threat.Its impact is hard to quantify.
However it is hard to quantify the impact on the output signal.
Unlike weight or aerodynamics,compliance is hard to quantify.
How much is hard to quantify, but every hacker knows it when they see it.
But a lot of the information that really determines success is hard to quantify.
Basically'cybercrime' is hard to quantify and we don't have a clear picture.
This is hard to quantify, but with experience you'll begin to develop a sense about it.
While the number of worldwide expatriates increases, it is hard to quantify the exact size of the worldwide expatriate market.
How much is hard to quantify, but every hacker knowsit when they see it.
Stalled or reversed development in lowincome countries is hard to quantify and harder to restore.
It is hard to quantify a typical scholarship in Finland as most of the awards come from the universities themselves.
Due to different definitions of aid, it is hard to quantify China's development assistance, say the authors.
It is hard to quantify some of the other benefits of international migration, but they are by no means less important.
The impact on the migrating mother who leaves family behind is hard to quantify, but it is likely to involve emotional and social costs.
True,“lot's” is hard to quantify- how many people are really affected by this, home users?
However, social damage, in terms of loss of human life, injury andadverse psychological impacts, is hard to quantify and is, for many, an indescribable source of hardship.