Sentence examples for was difficult to quantify from inspiring English sources

County officials said it was difficult to quantify how much the latest downgrade was likely to cost the county.

Mr. Hanson said it was difficult to quantify how much revenue the musicians' donated time would yield.

Even so, some industry analysts said it was difficult to quantify the size of the market opportunity for products that compete with children's Tylenol.

Bill Cook, the Little Sisters' director of development here, said it was difficult to quantify how much Gee had helped them.

Forte agreed with Arquette "100%" but said it was difficult to quantify the pay gap, or to know whether fault lay with female actors or agents for not pushing hard enough, or with executives for resisting equal pay.

My sense is that they have lost market share," he said, although he added that a lack of data meant it was "difficult to quantify the strength of the competition".

Fielding performance can be difficult to quantify.

But he says it is difficult to quantify.

"At this point, it is difficult to quantify what was given off," he said.

How many children are being prescribed the drug is difficult to quantify from official data.

And because they are largely hidden inside their host species, they are difficult to quantify.