Sentence examples for it is tricky to quantify from inspiring English sources

Thubten says it is tricky to quantify, but they must be practising regularly, ideally for around an hour a day, with regular intensive retreats.

"It's tricky to quantify how good weather prediction is," he said.

Although some unhappy customers complain, most don't — one study suggests that only six per cent of dissatisfied customers file a complaint — and it's tricky to quantify the impact of good service.

It's that element of fashion that is tricky to quantify".

But branding is tricky to quantify in any medium, and lacking basic standardization, it has been exceedingly hard to track online.

Figuratively, the effect of Hayley Cropper, Coronation Street's first transgender character, is trickier to quantify.

(The Dalai Lama and the pope are presumably ahead of him, but their sales figures are tricky to quantify).

But point guards are also judged by the fluidity of the team's offense and the satisfaction of their teammates, which are trickier to quantify.

A healthier and more productive marine environment provides other goods and services that are trickier to quantify, such as coastal protection from storms, carbon storage, and educational and scientific opportunities.

It is tricky to calculate how many flammies to order.

It is tricky to do repairs in this terrain.