Examples of using Difficult to quantify in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Programming
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Computer
Difficult to quantify.
Changes are difficult to quantify.
Difficult to quantify but extremely important.
Human trafficking is difficult to quantify.
Despite these efforts, illegal export of wasteis a continuous problem which is by essence difficult to quantify.
People also translate
It is difficult to quantify.
Provide benefits that are difficult to quantify.
They're more difficult to quantify, but very important.
However at this stage is effect is difficult to quantify.
In terms of benefits, also difficult to quantify, the proposals will enable higher quality audits and more confidence.
Pain is a subjective sensation and therefore difficult to quantify.
The financial loss from economic crime is difficult to quantify, especially for less tangible economic crimes such as cybercrime.
The legal consequences of Brexit are difficult to quantify.
Although the costs(and benefits) are proving difficult to quantify, they are believed to be proportionate to the risks identified(and measures proposed).
The clinical definition of happy is difficult to quantify.
While difficult to quantify, non-tariff barriers are often the source of trade disputes while lowering the associated trade costs can generate significant savings13.
Pain is unique to the individual and is difficult to quantify.
Some of the takeaway are intangible- it's difficult to quantify the way a trainee's face lights up when they have a burst of inspiration and understanding- but there are a few things that we were able to measure that helped paint a picture of our incredible journey.
Unfortunately, both components are extremely difficult to quantify.
It is, however, extremely difficult to quantify these savings.
He noted that some of these factors are speculative and difficult to quantify.
The benefits are also difficult to quantify in figures.
The amount of nitrates, nitrites detained(from acid rain) is also important, but difficult to quantify.
The associated environmental impactis assumed to be positive(albeit small and difficult to quantify), as the revised Regulation is expectedto be easier to implement and enforce, including by SMEs.
The socio-economic costs of the present high level oflong-term benzodiazepine use are considerable, although difficult to quantify.
Large natural disaster losses are extremely difficult to quantify using a single number.
A candidate's level of interest is an important predictor of performance and retention as well,but it is arguably the most difficult to quantify.
Additional benefits related to IP are difficult to quantify.
The competition within a company for owning respect is extremely exciting,thus it is much more complex and difficult to quantify than resources.
Advantages resulting from the reform of the prospectus summary andthe introduction of a searchable prospectus database are more difficult to quantify: the impact assessment relies on a more qualitative assessment in these respects.