Examples of using Hard to quantify in English and their translations into Greek
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though the impact was hard to quantify and Germany was still far from recession,
they are hard to quantify, but when you have seen people come
SocGen said that while the trade war's impact on global GDP growth remains hard to quantify, it affirmed that global trade
It's hard to quantify what a profound effect Steven Spielberg's work has had on my life
It is hard to quantify the number of prescriptions for antidepressant pills in Ireland every year,
It's hard to quantify what a profound effect Steven Spielberg's work has had on my life
though the impact was hard to quantify and Germany was still far from recession,
The scale of the problem is hard to quantify precisely, but a WHO pooled analysis of 100 studies from 2007 to 2016,
The scale of the problem is hard to quantify precisely, but a WHO analysis of 100 studies from 2007 to 2016,
Improves tracking information Offers efficiency to decision makers System dependent Limited functionality, by design Information overload for some managers Benefits hard to quantify High implementation costs System may become slow,
But the psychological effects may be harder to quantify.
But some key benchmarks are harder to quantify.
it's much harder to quantify the long term health implications for the long term unemployed
it's much harder to quantify the long-term health implications for the long-term unemployed
it's much harder to quantify the long-term health implications for the long-term unemployed
it's much harder to quantify the long-term health implications for the long-term unemployed
It's hard to quantify chemistry.
And it is hard to quantify.”.
And it is hard to quantify.”.
What are they?- It's hard to quantify.