Examples of using Difficult to quantify in English and their translations into Serbian
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Difficult to quantify.
These non-tangibles are difficult to quantify.
It is difficult to quantify economic value.
Unfortunately these metrics are extremely difficult to quantify.
It is difficult to quantify the number of atheists in the world.
The EU's wider position on cryptocurrencies is difficult to quantify.
It's difficult to quantify, but it was no less real.
The figures for Afghan civilians are more difficult to quantify.
Increase in foreshock activity is difficult to quantify for individual earthquakes but becomes apparent when combining the results of many different events.
Pain is a subjective sensation and therefore difficult to quantify.
Free of constraints,it is not difficult to quantify those“powerful societal forces” as the biggest industrialists and financiers in the world capitalist system.
Judgment or evaluation is a complex thing that is difficult to quantify.
It is however difficult to quantify their number as the stigma attached to  being one makes it hard for irreligious Egyptians to  publicly profess their views.
They have no mass so at this point in time they are difficult to quantify.
While that effect is difficult to quantify on paper, surveys consistently find that people feel better about visiting sites with EV than visiting sites without it.
Social costs of illegal arms trafficking are difficult to quantify, but are no doubt significant.
Disaster risk comprises different types of potential losses which are often difficult to quantify.
Pearson itself explains Finland's success by factors that are fairly difficult to quantify such as a pro-education culture and the quality of teachers.
The Belmont Report, when describing the systematic assessment of risks and benefits,explicitly acknowledges these will be difficult to quantify exactly.
Since such social and environmental values are difficult to quantify, we took a‘quality over quantity' approach in setting and managing our sustainability management goals.
The Belmont Report, when describing the systematic assessment of risks and benefits,explicitly acknowledges these will be difficult to quantify exactly.
At the same time, the costs for society are difficult to quantify since the relation between the instability of such high public offices and, say, financial markets and foreign loans is not a direct one.
When the Belmont Report described the systematic assessment of risks and benefits,it explicitly acknowledged these would be difficult to quantify exactly.
The companies we are talking about have a power that is difficult to quantify given the amount of data they sit on which is why they have become a danger to  the political establishment,” Trupčević concluded.
Denis Huet of EUROCONTROL's European air traffic management performance review unit in Brussels says however that it is"very difficult to quantify the benefits from the FABs.".
Extremely well respected and known worldwide, with the ability to  bend the ear of most heads of state,the influence the Queen wields is difficult to quantify, but, as noted in an article discussing why the BBC named the Queen the most powerful woman in the world in their list of 100 most powerful women.
The following elements should be taken into account:- The softer the instrument envisaged(e.g. improved policy coordination between MS) the more important it is to  explain and verify the causal chains between the measure and expected impacts, and the less can be expected from anassessment based on a formalised model.- Some impacts(e.g. related to  social inclusion levels) might be undisputed but difficult to quantify.