Examples of using Hard to quantify in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
It's hard to quantify.
Complicated, intimate, hard to quantify.
others very hard to quantify.
But sometimes it's hard to quantify how far your business has come?
And the nature of the crimes- they're notoriously hard to quantify.
Pain and spasticity are very hard to quantify in a research situation.
The inclusion of the self-employed may have a positive effect on road safety, but it is hard to quantify.
Actual compliance costs savings are hard to quantify but this does not mean that they are insignificant.
the implications of the accession of a Muslim country to a European club are hard to quantify.
as a father I can see a positive outcome which is hard to quantify: the health of the young generation.
The scale of the phenomenon is necessarily hard to quantify: estimates of the number of third-country nationals illegally staying in the EU vary between 4,5 to 8 million.
is hard to quantify but significant progress has been made in this direction.
In previous analyses, Tillväxtanalys has shown that it is hard to quantify any general positive effects from Government initiatives for promoting exports, and the effects which can be measured are not particularly great.
are hard to quantify.
one that is extremely hard to quantify, is what kind of backup the replenishment team receives.
It is hard to quantify what difference this would make to export potential
with regard to the benefits,"broadly speaking, the economic impact is hard to quantify but not in doubt.
Although the effects of transparency are hard to quantify, clarity and consistency are considered essential conditions for market-development11.
This makes it particularly hard to quantify: today, there is no harmonised,
although it may be harder to quantify than financial bias.