Examples of using Is difficult to quantify in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Official/political
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Programming
It is difficult to quantify.
The clinical definition of happy is difficult to quantify.
The exact price is difficult to quantify, as prices in each region of the country are different.
The impact of the program is difficult to quantify.
However, it is difficult to quantify the disposal over time as most of this equipment has long service lifetime.
The number of people squatting in the UK is difficult to quantify accurately.
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.
By its very nature, irregular immigration is a phenomenon which is difficult to quantify.
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.
A particularly severe form of material deprivation is homelessness, the extent of which is difficult to quantify.
The scale of the problem is difficult to quantify, as presently only ten Member States have specific schemes for admitting highly qualified workers and, as these schemes differ, data are not comparable.
The potential economic impact willdepend on the actual demand for new services, which is difficult to quantify at this stage.
This trend(which is difficult to quantify) not only means considerable uncertainty for those affected but also leads to loss of tax revenues and ultimately poses a threat to the sustainability of production capacity in the EU.
Reducing the need to have recourse to the courts would represent a significant economic saving, albeit one which is difficult to quantify.
The effect of such EFF-fundedinvestments on any increase in the ability to catch fish is difficult to quantify, due to other relevant factors such as changes in fishing authorisations, changes in weather conditions and other non-funded investments on board.
A specific risk existing at group level would not be sufficiently covered by the standard formula orthe internal model used, because it is difficult to quantify;
The extent of wrongful COMI relocation is difficult to quantify, partly due to diverging views as to whether COMI relocation is actually wrongful and partly because, due to the deficiencies in the procedural framework, not all wrongful COMI shifts are detected.
Central banks are understandably more conservative- they are public institutions, charged with maintaining the integrity of monetary policy and the banking system,neither of which allows for risk that is difficult to quantify.
Providing legal recognition of blockchain technology may create a‘first mover' advantage with the potential to bring economic activity surrounding the development of blockchain technology to Vermont,but this potential is difficult to quantify and challenging to capture due to the nature of the technology,” the report noted at the time.
Additional benefits related to IP are difficult to quantify.
However, impacts of this option on the environment are difficult to quantify.
Social costs of illegal arms trafficking are difficult to quantify, but are no doubt significant.
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.
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.
Although the equal treatment of industry,and environmental and human health benefits are difficult to quantify, they are likely to be significant.
Although in terms of business affected the overall cost is likely to be significant,the operational costs are difficult to quantify.
The client base amounted to an intangible asset which had an economic value, even if that value was difficult to quantify.
Quality of life covers a range of factors including concentration and speech intelligibility at work,home and school, which are difficult to quantify, and quality of residential, recreational and preservation areas, where a quiet environment is valued.
While the possible savings expected for Member States are difficult to quantify, during stakeholder consultations a high number of Member States' representatives expected to realise savings at national level from EMSA's extended technical assistance.
Concerning the environment and human health impacts, the impact assessment shows that the extension of the scope to treated materials will result in significant environmental andhuman benefits even though these are difficult to quantify.