Examples of using Difficult to quantify in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Programming
It is difficult to quantify.
The impact of the program is difficult to quantify.
It is difficult to quantify how much I learned.
The results of the campaign are difficult to quantify.
The exact price is difficult to quantify, as prices in each region of the country are different.
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Unlike physical injuries, mental injuries are difficult to quantify.
The prosecution said it was difficult to quantify how much the damage was worth.
Pain is a subjective sensation and therefore difficult to quantify.
While this value can be difficult to quantify, it provides a basis for much of our tourism and recreation industries.
Additional benefits related to IP are difficult to quantify.
However, it is difficult to quantify the disposal over time as most of this equipment has long service lifetime.
The extent of homelessness is however difficult to quantify and data should be improved.
The impact of the policy, although it is probably positive, is currently difficult to quantify.
The exact quantities are difficult to quantify at this stage.
A particularly severe form of material deprivation is homelessness,the extent of which is difficult to quantify.
It is, however, extremely difficult to quantify these savings.
Most of the benefits ensuing from the EPAs will be difficult to quantify.
However, this is difficult to quantify and there has not been significant mainstreaming of health inequalities across all relevant EU policies.
Social costs of illegal arms trafficking are difficult to quantify, but are no doubt significant.
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.
Reducing the need to have recourse to the courts would represent a significant economic saving,albeit one which 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.
A specific risk existing at group level would not be sufficiently covered by the standard formula or the internal model used,because it is 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 change to the directive will thus have an impact on the European Union budget which-although this is very difficult to quantify- the EESC expects to be positive.
The economic damage is difficult to quantify but it is likely to be large and in excess of the billions of euros of record fines that banks had to pay.
Any specific risks existing at group level which would not be sufficiently covered by the standard formula or the internal model used,because they are difficult to quantify;
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.
Since such social and environmental values are difficult to quantify, we took a ‘high quality over quantity' method in setting and managing our sustainability management goals.