Examples of using Impossible to quantify in English and their translations into Spanish
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That's impossible to quantify.
These factors are difficult or even impossible to quantify.
It's impossible to quantify the effects of this.
Such social effects are impossible to quantify.
It is impossible to quantify the value of a human being, of course.
A tragedy of proportions still impossible to quantify.
It's always seemed impossible to quantify the quality of your website.
These types of uncertainty are difficult or perhaps impossible to quantify.
His loss is impossible to quantify.
Combinations and outcomes take place in quiet moments, undetected, andmay be impossible to quantify.
Biodynamic is a leap of faith;it's impossible to quantify the success of the practices.
It is impossible to quantify, however, the number of other cases of this sort which remain outstanding.
With such complexity,one might think that odors are subjective and it is impossible to quantify them objectively.
Further, it is usually impossible to quantify how close to optimal a solution returned by these methods is.
Moreover, Niigata's claim appears to be a claim for future losses and, as such, is impossible to quantify.
It is impossible to quantify the percentage of women in the informal economy, but there is no doubt that their involvement is significant.
The conundrum however, still remains- the influence that each individual factor imparts to the finished wine is still impossible to quantify perhaps until we pull the cork!
Morbidity rates are impossible to quantify given the lack of health infrastructure, but poor Somalis are severely vulnerable to tuberculosis, malaria, measles, cholera and kala azar.
A great many of the contributions in kind made by such countries were practically impossible to quantify, whether they took the form of hospitality, solidarity or integration.
Over the past bienniums, it has been more apparent that while there may be productivity gains realized through the implementation of efficiency measures,it has been impossible to quantify these productivity gains.
More recently the organization added,"The exact number of street children is impossible to quantify, but the figure almost certainly runs into tens of millions across the world.
It is impossible to quantify democracy, governance and human rights, unless the intention is simply to list the international instruments to which each country is a party, for instance, or similar parameters.
This makes it difficultto verify progress and impact of the capacity-development at the country and programme levels, and impossible to quantify and attribute developed capacity.
Third, ACABQ had concluded that it was virtually impossible to quantify the rate of implementation of the Unit's recommendations; part of the problem resulted from the vagueness and generality of many of the recommendations.
This makes it difficult to verify the progress and impact of capacity-building at the country andprogramme levels and impossible to quantify and locate developed capacity.
Although it is impossible to quantify production figures or usage rates, India and many countries in Latin America, Eastern Europe, the former Soviet Union and Africa are still using various toxaphene products as pesticides ATSDR, 1996.
It had been concluded that while efficiency measures might produce productivity gains it was impossible to quantify them, but they had been channelled back to the relevant programmes and sections in order to improve programme delivery.
For example, it was impossible to quantify the impact of national human development reports although there was a general consensus that they had made significant contributions in the 100 programme countries in which UNDP had helped produce them.
The participants at the Montevideo workshop agreed that it was almost impossible to quantify the technical assistance and resources provided at present and needed in the future to support implementation of the Convention against Corruption.
Prisoners constitute a high risk groups for tuberculosis, and although impossible to quantify, as relevant entry health statistics are lacking in most countries, many prisoners already bring tuberculosis into prisons.