Sentence examples for was impossible to quantify from inspiring English sources

The economist Paul Krugman, for instance, believes that the effect is significant, though in a recent academic paper he concluded that it was impossible to quantify.

The researchers said that there were many factors that contributed to the chaos, including the influx of 1.5 million refugees from Iraq, and that it was impossible to quantify the effect of any one event like a drought.

Brian Rakowski, director of Chrome product management at Google, said it was impossible to quantify the ballot screen's effect, but he thought the remedy had raised awareness among Europeans about what browser choices were available.

Gary Jenkins, head of credit research at Evolution Securities in London, said it was "impossible to quantify" how much banks had benefited while governments piled on more debt to rescue their economies and as they struggled to cut debt now.

However, it was impossible to quantify the goodness of fit between the model and experimental data, since the removal of the potentiation at the PF-PC synapse resulted in a "broken" output in which the gain and phase values are stuck at the gain of 1 and phase of 0° due to completely depressed weights at that synapse (Supplementary Fig. 2).

Due to several factors, it was impossible to quantify the exact duration of SE.

But it's impossible to quantify.

But in reality, the practical impact is impossible to quantify.

It is impossible to quantify how Stamford has suffered from the delays.

It is impossible to quantify Mr. Einhorn's influence on Lehman's stock price.

In part, this is because it is impossible to quantify the risk accurately.