Examples of using Difficult to measure in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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The shift of the planets is so small that it's difficult to measure.
Direct payments serve a multitude of objectives whose achievement is difficult to measure.
What I mean is this: it is difficult to measure spiritual growth.
A liter of gasoline is not difficult to measure, and to prepare exactly 20 g of oil,
Its depth is difficult to measure from the surface, but modern estimates vary by less than 1,000 feet(305 meters).
These factors are complex and difficult to measure objectively outside the boundaries of carefully designed clinical trials.”.
For example, in the past, it might have been difficult to measure the behavior of millions of people,
as they are difficult to measure, depend on value judgments
But just because they're difficult to measure doesn't mean we can't improve them,
MPR's contribution to the bottom line is difficult to measure, because it is used along with other promotional tools.
It is very difficult to measure, especially historically,
as they are supporting long-term changes which by their nature are often difficult to measure.
Further, if this equipment is not difficult to measure the width of a set of plates, then you can immediately do the calculations.
The contribution of PR is difficult to measure because it is used along with other promotion tools.
the results are quite vague and difficult to measure.
Even a huge increase in forest fires would produce changes in oxygen that are difficult to measure.
The scale of the problem is difficult to measure, but according to Russia's interior ministry,
It can be difficult to measure blood sugar for the first time,
the results received are somewhat vague and difficult to measure.
these factors are difficult to measure and predict thoroughly.