Examples of using Difficult to measure in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Difficult to measure.
Happiness is difficult to measure Happiness!
Difficult to measure impact.
Attitude change is notoriously difficult to measure.
Nitrate difficult to measure.
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Pain is subjective and can be difficult to measure.
It is more difficult to measure happiness!
Pain is very subjective and difficult to measure.
Detail difficult to measure by conventional methods.
Creativity is easy to identify but notoriously difficult to measure.
Detail difficult to measure by conventional methods.
Due to its complexity, business tourism is very difficult to measure.
Detail difficult to measure by conventional methods.
This time may be very long and therefore difficult to measure in a bearing test rig.
DB Very difficult to measure and only used in scientific applications.
These are nevertheless, as the Court observes, difficult to measure and quantify.
It's very difficult to measure yourself, so it's better to ask someone for help.
But corruption has other impacts, perhaps more difficult to measure but no less insidious.
The problem is that there are thousands of parameters that have to be taken into consideration here,but very difficult to measure.
Things of the gospel are less visible and difficult to measure but are of greater eternal importance.
The Court also found that the impact of the policy, although it is probably positive,is at present difficult to measure.
By contrast, the things of the gospel are usually less visible and more difficult to measure, but they are of greater eternal importance.
Measurable:"Increasing sales" or"reducing debt" are measurable goals;"working harder"or"increasing my personal satisfaction" are vague and difficult to measure.
Centigrade isn't enough and Fahrenheit will not work… lt's difficult to measure the heat of youth… ln the early youth, there's no end to desires.
In addition, we have very little data and research on what this concept means for people,making it difficult to measure the willingness to integrate.
Some of the objectives set are also broad and difficult to measure and it is too early for this evaluation to have been able to assess any longer term impacts.
Corruption is a phenomenon difficult to measure or illustrate, for which reason we set ourselves the goal of highlighting the harmful social and economic effects of corruption in an easily understandable manner.
Not every bid can be financed, and in the world of research, added value is,of course, difficult to measure, but I do not believe that a common European system for evaluating performance is the only way forward.
The PROGRESS programme has objectives which are"difficult to measure"; it makes use of"subjective variables"; and yet the accompanying financial statement emphasises result-based management26.
Many of the‘results' of the future programme- such as progress in meeting the political criteria for accession-will be by their nature difficult to measure: to some extent the objectives of the instrument may be achieved through the status conferred on the beneficiary as much as through the results of the EU financial interventions.