Examples of using Difficult to quantify in English and their translations into Finnish
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it is difficult to quantify in global terms and in terms of individual products,
In future, these businesses could help with re-employing a certain proportion(as yet difficult to quantify) of the employees who have been made redundant from large companies.
For example, the budgetary effect of some measures is difficult to quantify because of dependence on individual uptake.
the aid element of such measures is difficult to quantify.
October 25, at 3: While catcher defense is still wildly difficult to quantify, Zunino is regarded to be one of the better pitch-framers in the league.
human health benefits are difficult to quantify, they are likely to be significant.
The number of product tankers operating within EU waters at any given time is difficult to quantify because it varies to such a large extent.
it is difficult to quantify the expected economic impact of such a directive.
this is still difficult to quantify.
The associated environmental impact is assumed to be positive(albeit small and difficult to quantify), as the revised Regulation is expected to be easier to implement
It is more difficult to quantify ship emissions in international waters,
however, it is difficult to quantify the severity of injuries.
However, this is difficult to quantify and there has not been significant mainstreaming of health inequalities across all relevant EU policies.
While difficult to quantify, non-tariff barriers are often the source of trade disputes while lowering the associated trade costs can generate significant savings13.
But it can be quite difficult to quantify what happiness actually is,
Although difficult to quantify, the likely effects of enlargement and of the proposed reforms are also an important part of the report.
As it is difficult to quantify and put a monetary value on any of these external costs avoided by the proposed measures,
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.
However, it is difficult to quantify the benefits gained through prevention,
that value was difficult to quantify.