Examples of using Hard to quantify in English and their translations into French
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Goal 8 has been hard to quantify without specific targets, and progress has been lagging behind. One of the reasons for this
to dance and other art forms," however complex human qualities, like empathy,">are hard to quantify.
although such an increase is hard to quantify at this stage.
is hard to quantify and is, for many, an indescribable source of hardship.
some of which are hard to quantify.
It's hard to quantify that, but the level of potency of that heroin that was coming into the streets of downtown Vancouver was very high,
social development is undeniable, that of political history cannot be discounted, even if its effects are hard to quantify.
spiritual damage due to adverse effects of development might be hard to quantify.
a work in progress, it had already yielded many benefits, which were hard to quantify in financial terms.
it is often hard to quantify the benefit.
While the benefits of energy independence are hard to quantify, under any effective GHG abatement strategy energy intensity will decline substantially, and oil prices are
where unreported income is a concern though by its nature very hard to quantify.
the total effect is hard to quantify, but it is likely to be impairing opportunities for smaller firms,
The economic and social costs and benefits of migration were hard to quantify, but the rights of migrants could not be separated from the poverty eradication impact of migration,
It's hard to quantify, but we learned a lot about how to farm our vineyard to be optimal," Austin Peterson,
Although expenditure in those areas would be harder to quantify the results would be worth the effort.
the trend is mixed and harder to quantify.
which are harder to quantify.
The probability with which intentional breaches of security occur is much harder to quantify, for two reasons OECD/ITF, 2009.
significant increases on December 2 and beyond, the offline giving and other forms of generosity are harder to quantify.