Examples of using Difficult to quantify in English and their translations into Slovak
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It is difficult to quantify.
Investing in training is sometimes difficult to quantify.
Risks Difficult to Quantify.
The practical effect of this change is difficult to quantify.
Though it is difficult to quantify the extent of this shortcoming, it does not affect the assurance provided by the Director-General.
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It is, however, extremely difficult to quantify these savings.
However, impacts of this option on the environment are difficult to quantify.
The exact quantities are difficult to quantify at this stage.
The scale of immediate and future benefits is necessarily difficult to quantify.
The global scale of human trafficking is difficult to quantify, due to  the hidden nature of the crime.
The impact of the policy, although it is probably positive, is currently difficult to quantify.
The extent of homelessness is however difficult to quantify and data should be improved.
Most of such follow-up activities are informal and therefore difficult to quantify.
It is difficult to quantify risks for 10 sunbed sessions but it is likely that risk is cumulative in combination with natural sun exposure.'.
Unfortunately, both components are extremely difficult to quantify.
Litigation costs, if difficult to quantify, are also high and are probably largely attributable to  the poor state of the legislation.
That makes a positive attitude much more difficult to quantify.
It's difficult to quantify the advertising value the'68 Mustang will bring to  Ford, said Robert Davidman, partner at The Fearless Agency in New York.
Judgment or evaluation is a complex thing that is difficult to quantify.
The exact scale is difficult to quantify, but different sources2 estimate the profits from such trafficking at between EUR 8 and EUR 20 billion annually.
The client base amounted to  an intangible asset which had an economic value,even if that value was difficult to quantify.
Given the multitude of factors which shape defence markets,it is difficult to quantify the expected economic impact of such a directive.
The Belmont Report, when describing the systematic assessment of risks and benefits,explicitly acknowledges these will be difficult to quantify exactly.
Although the costs(and benefits) are proving difficult to quantify, they are believed to  be proportionate to  the risks identified(and measures proposed).
The potential economic impact will depend on the actual demand for new services,which is difficult to quantify at this stage.
Though the overall benefits of the proposed measures are difficult to quantify it appears that they clearly outweigh the cost of administrative burden they generate.
The potential economic impact will depend on the actual level of future demand for new services,which is difficult to quantify at this stage.
Because these merits and demerits are difficult to quantify(some are simply unknown), assigning differential weights to  each line of evidence is problematic.
Also take into consideration additional costs such as trash bags and maintenance,both of which can be difficult to quantify but can add up over time.
It often comprises elements that are difficult to quantify, particularly when impact studies cast their evaluations in terms of short-term- or at best, medium-term- monetary considerations.