Examples of using Difficult to evaluate in English and their translations into Italian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
is more difficult to evaluate, as it is highly influenced by environmental condition.
There is an underground presence of Jehovah's Witnesses in China, with numbers difficult to evaluate.
is difficult to evaluate homogeneously.
lead to market distortions, but this is difficult to evaluate.
sugar refineries is difficult to evaluate and does not appear conclusive.
even if it is difficult to evaluate the implications.
The exact situation for GL 2 is difficult to evaluate due to incomplete quantitative monitoring.
Intra- EU aviation emissions not yet included in Kyoto target- impact would therefore be difficult to evaluate.
complex and very difficult to evaluate in the long term.
though the accuracy of their information is difficult to evaluate.
The effectiveness of these technologies in allowing more people to take part in discussions of governance and political participation is still difficult to evaluate.
the lack of faith, that although difficult to evaluate is ever more frequently evoked as the new universal master key for nullity.
metabolic changes that occur in the brain which have been difficult to evaluate over time.
malware scanning- that are difficult to evaluate or confirm.
the factors that come into play are often difficult to evaluate.
therefore it is difficult to evaluate whether similar measures are applied by all the Member States in case of a specific breach of the legislation in this area.
It is difficult to evaluate how far the true costs of using resources today instead of leaving them for future generations and/or distributing them in a more equitable way among the world's population are reflected in the price of virgin material.
It is difficult to evaluate macroeconomic impacts on employment
It is difficult to evaluate the true scope of this measure,
In conclusion, it will be difficult to evaluate progress under the Habitats Directive