Examples of using Difficult to estimate in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Date is difficult to estimate.
The number of participants can be difficult to estimate.
Difficult to estimate the time of death.
The future is difficult to estimate.
It is difficult to estimate costs linked to contractual arrangements.
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Other damages are more difficult to estimate.
It is difficult to estimate the cost.
But other costs are more difficult to estimate.
I have to say it's really difficult to estimate our own performance or the other teams', as track and ambient temperatures are far too low.
The cost of electricity was difficult to estimate.
Red Fire Shrimp- Neocaridina davidi(difficult to estimate, guess times at 100+/- 30 units, the hatchlings are so often only a few mm in size and hold mainly in the moss on).
Exactly when this happens is difficult to estimate.
The costs are, however, difficult to estimate on beforehand and may vary very much.
It is crucial fordrivers to understand that the speed of a train is difficult to estimate.
Overall cost is difficult to estimate.
However, any predictions about the cryptocurrency market must be taken with pliers, since Bitcoin and its younger colleagues have always proven to be highly unstable and volatile andtheir behavior is difficult to estimate.
Timing is very difficult to estimate.
The whole material really did look a bit"hot" and even from scientific point of view a little complicated, than to present it to the public just in such a raw form,and could be very difficult to estimate, what else may follow.
Oddly enough, it is very difficult to estimate profitability.
C 185/10 EN OfficialJournal of the European Union 22.7.2008 Data difficult to estimate for direct sales 18.
Unfortunately, EU banks are notnow in good shape: It is difficult to estimate how much more damage the sovereign credit crisis may yet do to the balance sheets and long term profitability of EU banks.
Given the different organisational structures in the Member States it is difficult to estimate the potential additional costs.
The feeling was good, but it's always difficult to estimate your level of performance for the first race in a new car.
What the Japanese government will do in the future isstill full of uncertainty and it is difficult to estimate the impact on the company.
The time-to-market of this ultimate goal is as yet difficult to estimate, but it must be pursued with the appropriate support instruments.
The real credit risk is difficult to estimate.
Let's first look at the probability-- and this is very,very difficult to estimate-- but there have been only four studies on this in recent years, which is surprising.
Random-effects parameters are more difficult to estimate than fixed-effects.
At the moment, these HPV antibodies are not measured routinely in patients,so it is difficult to estimate the costs and time needed to conduct such a“gold-standard” trial, she notes.