Examples of using Difficult to quantify in English and their translations into French
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Without this data it is very difficult to quantify the environmental risks posed by pesticide use in Canada.
political variability are more difficult to quantify.
If disability in France remains difficult to quantify, it is certain that current centers for disability services as well as everyday accessibility remain insufficient.
Demand is very difficult to quantify for the marginalized and excluded segments of the population.
Though the scope of migrations caused by climate change is difficult to quantify, Walter Kälin(3) The Climate Change.
it would always be difficult to quantify their abatement efficiency.
individual cost factors are difficult to quantify.
A phenomenon difficult to quantify Quantifying the phenomenon of climate-induced migration also presents a significant technical challenge.
This warming is also felt in North Africa, though it is more difficult to quantify due to an incomplete observation network.
the number of irregular immigrants is difficult to quantify.
There may also have been warming in northern Africa, although this is difficult to quantify due to a lack of data.
It is difficult to quantify the economic importance of the Swiss weapons industry precisely as it is not listed separately in statistics.
Impacts related to sustainability are difficult to quantify and monetise(e.g. biodiversity),
it is difficult to quantify the improvement brought about by the new system.
It is difficult to quantify the investment needs of the entire green economy.
The Prisons Division has stated that it is difficult to quantify the number of hours of child development courses provided for prison officers.
The benefits of these unconventional policy measures in those countries that have deployed them are difficult to quantify.
have value to employees, even if they are difficult to quantify.
but it was difficult to quantify the savings to be achieved.
There may be harm whose existence cannot be disputed but which it is difficult to quantify.