Sentence examples for extremely difficult to quantify from inspiring English sources
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"Valuations are extremely difficult to quantify when a company knows it has to grow and have pockets deep enough to do so," said Steven Yanis, an analyst at Banc of America Securities.
Areal and volumetric ECDs for this extreme event provide a representative expression of the balance between erosion and deposition, and importantly sediment redistribution, which is extremely difficult to quantify using more traditional channel planform or cross-sectional surveys.
Every effort has been made to adequately calibrate Chandra over its entire energy range, but it should be understood that effective areas near absorption edges are extremely difficult to quantify with complete accuracy and uncertainties in these regions are inevitably higher.
It is extremely difficult to quantify the real effectiveness of active acupuncture treatment.
This is not biologically relevant proof, of course, as both fitness costs and infection costs are extremely difficult to quantify.
The Scouts' statement acknowledged that it was "extremely difficult to accurately quantify the potential impact of maintaining or changing the current policy".
The reason for this is that, to date, it's extremely difficult to track, quantify and contextualize the diversity of experiences in informal lifelong learning.
The panel felt it would be difficult to quantify the complications for the extremely small percentage of patients who experience these events.
The English saxophone improviser John Butcher plays extremely abstractly, in the sort of style where successes are difficult to quantify.
