Examples of using Difficult to measure in English and their translations into Polish
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it is incomparably more difficult to measure and to  build a column with an octagonal cross-section,
Although the effectiveness of content marketing is difficult to measure, it is not worth giving up measurements altogether.
As our geometries become more complex and more difficult to measure using traditional methods, we look to  FARO for the development of new solutions.
Furthermore, the analysis did not address more complex and difficult to measure issues concerning legal,
The Criminal Justice Programme is recent and it is difficult to measure its long-term impact.
after-sales service are difficult to measure objectively.
Nevertheless, the Communication acknowledges that fish populations are difficult to measure, and while fishing(fish mortality)
Not every bid can be financed, and in the world of research, added value is, of course, difficult to measure, but I do not believe that a common European system for evaluating performance is the only way forward.
is currently difficult to measure, one of the contributory factors being that there are no specific objectives based on an explicit strategy which can serve as a yardstick for evaluating the effectiveness of the policy
Fish populations are difficult to measure, and while fishing is the major influence on stock health,
For example, the number of asylum seekers arriving in the EU depends on political instability in third countries and it is difficult to measure the extent of irregular immigration due to  its clandestine nature.
whose empirical analyses quite often reveal that their impact is difficult to measure.
Tobacco usage is also difficult to measure in this region but rates are at least as high as 42.1 percent for men in Chile,
the precise costs of inaction may be difficult to measure but they remain substantial.
Many of the‘results' of the future programme- such as progress in meeting the political criteria for accession- will be by their nature difficult to measure: to  some extent the objectives of the instrument may be achieved through the status conferred on the beneficiary as much as through the results of the EU financial interventions.
This lack of focus means that the impact of the economic cooperation is difficult to measure, the link with the main priority of strengthening mutual trade
The impact of marketplace practices is relatively difficult to measure.
The Commission recognises that the overall impact of assistance is difficult to measure.
Third indent- The Commission recognises that the overall impact of assistance is difficult to measure.
It is usually difficult to measure the relative importance of selection and neutral processes, including drift.