Examples of using Difficult to quantify in English and their translations into Slovenian
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While difficult to quantify, non-tariff barriers are often the source of trade disputes while lowering the associated trade costs can generate significant savings13.
which is difficult to quantify at this stage.
However, there are some elements of uncertainty which make the exact amount of the savings difficult to quantify.
which is difficult to quantify at this stage.
the material damage is considerable and still difficult to quantify.
whereas the employee experience is difficult to quantify.
although this is very difficult to quantify.
However, it is difficult to quantify the benefits gained through prevention,
Although it is difficult to quantify the impact of work itself on personal identity,
It is difficult to quantify the full extent of local soil contamination, as the vast majority of Member States lack comprehensive inventories,
This trend(which is difficult to quantify) not only means considerable uncertainty for those affected
While it is difficult to quantify competition and efficiency benefits for the EU as a whole,
Even if it is difficult to quantify the combined impact of both the enhancements to the instrument's design
While the possible savings expected for Member States are difficult to quantify, during stakeholder consultations a high number of Member States' representatives expected to realise savings at national level from EMSA's extended technical assistance.
which are difficult to quantify, and quality of residential,
the assessment of the damage in terms of components of damage which are difficult to quantify as well as with the criteria used by the Commission to assess the application.
simplification and reduction of administrative burdens(although it is difficult to quantify this), with possibly some improvements in existing levels of protection.
The effect of such EFF-funded investments on any increase in the ability to catch fish is difficult to quantify, due to other relevant factors such as changes in fishing authorisations,
Although it is difficult to quantify the impact of work alone on personal identity,
The costs estimates of the respondents' are, by nature, difficult to quantify in a systematic manner.