Examples of using Hard to quantify in English and their translations into Spanish
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Services liberalization was hard to quantify and data/information on implementation of RTAs was lacking.
The impact on the migrating mother who leaves family behind is hard to quantify, but it is likely to involve emotional and social costs.
coauthors have recently developed methods for modeling economic decision-making in environments in which uncertainty is hard to quantify.
Moreover, it was hard to quantify the influence of factors such as part-time employment
It is hard to quantify such things as loss of intelligence
Though the amount is hard to quantify, significant revenue can also be gained from reforming it.
The incidence of reuse also maybe hard to quantify because national statistics don't reflect what may be significant reuse regionally.
It is hard to quantify security incidents prevented-and thus to prove the value of a securityconscious staff.
While it is hard to quantify the impact of the travel ban,
Those foundations were the deep factors whose importance was easily perceptible yet hard to quantify.
methodologically the analysis of learning benefits is challenging as it is seemingly hard to quantify the impact of Adult Education.
So I think it was um… you know, its, its hard to quantify how important it was.
find on the ground, and important political outcomes can be hard to quantify.
While a return on investment can be hard to quantify, the benefits to the environment can't be denied,
benefits of migration were hard to quantify, but the rights of migrants could not be separated from the poverty eradication impact of migration,
weeks, but can be hard to quantify, because not all the light released by a reaction will be detected.
environmental benefits are hard to quantify and economic costs,
It's hard to quantify, but we learned a lot about how to farm our vineyard to be optimal," Austin Peterson,
is hard to quantify and is, for many, an indescribable source of hardship.
Although numbers of internally displaced persons are often hard to quantify, it was estimated that in Angola alone,