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The phrase "are somewhat more" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare two or more things, indicating that one is to a certain degree greater than the other.
Example: "The results of the new study are somewhat more promising than those of the previous research."
Alternatives: "are slightly more" or "are a bit more".
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Other Spaniards are somewhat more pragmatic.
Residents are somewhat more skeptical.
Others business leaders are somewhat more optimistic.
Eating clubs are somewhat more expensive than other dining options.
In other areas reactions are somewhat more positive.
forecasts are somewhat more optimistic than most private forecasts.
Phosphate-based soil enrichers are somewhat more difficult and expensive.
But the lessons of Trudeau's victory are somewhat more complicated.
The country's offshore natural gas supplies are somewhat more substantial.
Others, like macular degeneration, are somewhat more surprising.
His other best sellers are somewhat more practical.
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