Examples of using Difficult to quantify in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
In practice it is extremely difficult to quantify the actual adverse effects resulting from the use of pesticides.
material deprivation is homelessness, the extent of which is difficult to quantify.
The risks involved here are very difficult to quantify in forecasts or pinpoint in time,
although this is very difficult to quantify.
that value was difficult to quantify.
These costs are very difficult to quantify, as they depend on the number of products whose labelling would have to be modified.
Despite these efforts, illegal export of waste is a continuous problem which is by essence difficult to quantify.
The exact size of the contribution is difficult to quantify but it is fair to say that Objective 4 has functioned as a catalyst.
While catcher defense is still wildly difficult to quantify, Zunino is regarded to be one of the better pitch-framers in the league.
it is difficult to quantify their contribution.
Litigation costs, if difficult to quantify, are also high and are probably largely attributable to the poor state of the legislation.
The exact scale is difficult to quantify, but different sources2 estimate the profits from such trafficking at between EUR 8 and EUR 20 billion annually.
However, this is difficult to quantify and there has not been significant mainstreaming of health inequalities across all relevant EU policies.
factual evidence, it is difficult to quantify the valuation impact of all such risks.
Furthermore, breaches of personal data may cause harm which is difficult to quantify and which may differ.
In terms of benefits, also difficult to quantify, the proposals will enable higher quality audits and more confidence.
albeit one which is difficult to quantify.
Given the multitude of factors which shape defence markets, it is difficult to quantify the expected economic impact of such a directive.
Although the risks linked to this developed were difficult to quantify, they could nevertheless have tangible effects on inflation further ahead.
which is difficult to quantify at this stage.