Sentence examples for found it hard to quantify the from inspiring English sources
Before VAR was widely introduced, many traders or banks' boards would have found it hard to quantify the risk they were taking.
It's hard to quantify the impact of foreign investors, but a 2006 study by Professors Francis and Veronica Warnock at the University of Virginia found that U.S. long-term interest rates would be about 90 basis points higher without foreign buyers.
As with any political protest, it's hard to quantify the impact.
It's hard to quantify the characteristics of a given orchestral sound objectively.
It is hard to quantify the value of their efforts.
The 'unfair advantage' 99percentt of successful companies have is their people and passion -- this is something that analysts and investors find really hard to quantify and therefore often dismiss businesses or opportunities because of it.
It's hard to quantify it properly, but know that in actual use, you're going to find everything noticeably faster and more responsive, which goes a long way to easing the pain of intensive rich media projects.
It's hard to quantify, but it's real.
In practice, I've found that I definitely get more juice out of a full charge than I did before upgrading on my own 15-inch Retina MacBook Pro, though it's hard to quantify exactly how much.
