Examples of using Difficult to assess in English and their translations into Serbian
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It is difficult to assess this by mail.
The scale of the disaster is still difficult to assess.
Therefore, it is difficult to assess its efficacy.
Daytime urinary frequency:this is so variable that it is difficult to assess;
Intelligence is difficult to assess concepts.
The reliability is particularly low,because the extent of cloud cover is difficult to assess.
You are youthful, so it is difficult to assess your age.
It is extremely difficult to assess the influence of external factors and their intensity.
MRI scan may show an effusion where this is difficult to assess by echocardiography.
If it is difficult to assess, then you can ask yourself some leading questions of such a plan.
Dont eat out of large bowls or directly from food containers,which makes it difficult to assess how much youve eaten.
I find it very difficult to assess the reality of the situation.
Firstly, the badly damaged painting had to undergo very extensive restoration,which makes its original quality extremely difficult to assess.
It can be difficult to assess when it presents acutely, as many symptoms may also be experienced with physical illness.
Following the initial air strikes, the IDF artillery fired two shells east of Rafah in the southern Strip, a Wafa correspondent reports,noting that it is difficult to assess the casualties or damage yet.
Through a cardboard box it is difficult to assess the color, appearance, flowability and purity of the product.
Kennel clubs' limited record keeping, lack of transparency in the breeding, corruption in the showing world, and the absence of sufficient research,means that the full extent of the problem is difficult to assess.
Therefore it is difficult to assess how many citizens currently receive television program through the Initial Network.
Marcel van Oostveen of The Kids:'Potential models are invited to our office for an introductory meeting: a picture of a child on a pearl-white beach,with setting sun on a tropical destination is difficult to assess, everyone is a model of photography.
It is very difficult to assess how much the attacked individual was able to control his acts and at which point he was defending himself and his family.
The possibility of entering into agreements with all interested distributors that can secure the specified nominally presented discount is also considered, butbeing that is difficult to assess the realistic possibilities of distributors within the meaning of providing discount aimed at achieving the best possible price for agriculture farms, it is decided to select one distributor or associated group of distributors that would provide the biggest discount.
Thus, it is difficult to assess the volume and impact of economic crime, or to pinpoint those areas where such crimes are concentrated.
Ginger has such useful properties that are difficult to assess, so if you do not have serious contraindications, then safely proceed to treatment.
The seriousness of these risks is difficult to assess, but that in itself seems a cause for concern, given how much is at stake,” the researchers wrote on a website set up for the center.
While the situation in the world's largest tropical forest was very difficult to assess, the National Institute for Space Research(INPE) reported nearly 2,500 new fire starts in just 48 hours in whole of Brazil.
The seriousness of these risks is difficult to assess, but that in itself seems a cause for concern, given how much is at stake," the joint statement adds.
While the situation in the world's largest tropical forest was very difficult to assess, the National Institute for Space Research(INPE) reported nearly 2,500 new fire starts in just 48 hours in whole of Brazil.
The seriousness of these risks is difficult to assess, but that in itself seems a cause for concern, given how much is at stake.'.
Proper monitoring of the effectiveness is difficult to assess or perhaps even impossible without well developed ministry-level action plans against which performance can be measured.41.
