Examples of using Difficult to compare in English and their translations into Romanian
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It was difficult to compare with any other settlement.
First, pre-contractual information is difficult to compare.
Of course, it is difficult to compare this game and the next-generation games.
In many cases the information submitted was incomplete or difficult to compare.
It is rather difficult to compare models of different price and functional classes, so a reasonable solution would be to  subdivide the best models into groups.
For example, hunting dogs are difficult to compare with policemen.
Whereas this has led to  the use of different methods of sampling which are difficult to compare;
It is therefore still difficult to compare OSH performance across Member States and draw evidence-based policy conclusions from such comparisons.
Excursion and independent travel is difficult to compare in terms of cost.
Animals-like people all different, someone's doorOpens and someone steals food,here it is very difficult to compare.
Incomplete and unclear advertising andmarketing material is often difficult to compare and does not allow consumers to  shop around.
It also makes it difficult to compare the information provided by Member States on the inspections carried out and in particular the proportion of controlled installations that have been inspected.
The Eurofighter is both agile and sophisticated, butis still difficult to compare to  the F/A-22 Raptor.
The most expensive thing"- the concept is rather uncertain,it is difficult to compare expensive, almost priceless work of art, whose cost often depends on its antiquity, and the thing created in modern times from expensive materials.
However, information on social, environmental orgovernance outcomes being sought by the investment product manufacturer can be difficult to compare or may be absent.
Furthermore, research showed that consumers found it difficult to compare offers and prices for payment accounts from different payment service providers.
In addition, consumers are not given the total price up-front when the main elements of the booking are first displayed andthereby find it difficult to compare different offers.
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.
Most of the actions in this field are measured using quantitative rather than qualitative indicators andhe data that are available at EU level are often fragmented and difficult to compare.
Anodizing is an electrochemical process in which aluminum is actively involved,making it difficult to compare with the rest of available surface treatments.
Nevertheless, care must be taken to  ensure that digital advances are not used to  mislead the consumer by providing information about financial servicesthat is too complex, irrelevant or difficult to compare.
The most expensive thing"- the concept is rather uncertain,it is difficult to compare expensive, almost priceless work of art, whose cost often depends on its antiquity, and the thing created in modern times from expensive materials.
Improved investor information: Just as investors can find it difficult to  identify funds investing in social businesses, the information available about these funds andwhat they are doing can be difficult to compare and use.
EU-wide energy performance benchmarks in accordance with Option D 1 are required because it is difficult to compare annual consumption in kWh/m2 between different countries owing to  climate particularities.
They have to  choose between several methods promoted by governments and private initiatives, they are often forced to  pay multiple costs for providing environmental information, andthey face the mistrust of consumers confused by too many labels with information that makes products difficult to compare.
The most expensive thing"- the concept is rather vague,it is difficult to compare expensive, almost invaluable work of art, whose cost often depends on its antiquity, and the thing created in modern times from expensive materials.
EU-wide energy performance benchmarks and a method in accordance with Article 5 of the Directive andOption D 1(summary of the impact assessment) are required because it is difficult to compare annual consumption in kWh/m2 between different countries owing to  climate particularities.
With regard to  the project from India-- collective housing-- it is difficult to compare it with the other two, because it is just a concept, or a design, where you have total freedom to  design without caring how practical or worthwhile it is.
Consumers find it more difficult to compare services than to compare  products, and the task becomes particularly hard in relation to  contract terms that are not usually sufficiently explained- for example, the system of fixing tariffs and prices, which is very broad and incorporates many elements beyond the service itself.
The most expensive thing"- the concept is rather vague,it is difficult to compare expensive, almost invaluable work of art, whose cost often depends on its antiquity, and the thing created in modern times from expensive materials?