Other officials were involved from time to time; their direct salary cost is unquantifiable.
In addition, there is the unquantifiable spin-off from the bulk of their members (who are foreigners in most cases) at hotels, restaurants and theatres.
Yes, it plays a preventive role—unquantifiable but indisputable—over and above the number of arrests that arise from it.
Part of this will be repayable to the subcontractors, although the amount is unquantifiable.
Taking into account both quantifiable and unquantifiable benefits, it is estimated that there will be a net benefit of around £580 million per year.
In addition, health authorities spend an unquantifiable amount of their resources on a whole range of educative and promotional activity.
Some of the benefits are unquantifiable, for example, in variety reduction, export promotion, and so on.
There are so many uncertainties—unmet obligations, unquantifiable legal commitments, litigation poised over the heads of water companies and political uncertainties.
