The phrase "arose somewhat" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something emerged or became apparent to a certain degree or extent.
Example: "The issue arose somewhat during the discussion, but it was not the main focus of the meeting."
Alternatives: "emerged to some extent" or "surfaced to a degree".
Returning to our earlier discussion, Ibn Gabirol describes pure matter as stemming directly from the Divine Essence itself, with form, on the contrary, arising somewhat secondarily from the Divine Will.
Metastatic colorectal cancer arises somewhat later in life compared to localized or regional cancer (Fig 2D, data from Ref [ 9]).
In Drosophila, by contrast, the early ocular domain of wg is not a stripe but a more extensive 'head blob', and hh arises somewhat later.
Other concerns relating to ways of thinking about person-centered care arise, somewhat paradoxically, from an important set of policies, strategies, and interventions that have been developed in recent decades to facilitate people's contributions to their own (and family members') care.
"Our knowing when the need arises is somewhat dependent on customers knowing that the program exists," he said.
He is a human chameleon, the ultimate conformist.[6] Zelig one day finds himself on a committee of three that will choose among several options using the method of pairwise majority voting and, given his peculiar character, the range of individual orderings that can arise is somewhat restricted.
The relatively low survival from cervix cancer is based on few invasive cancers (about 40 per year), arising in somewhat older women (i.e. they are probably more aggressive cancers diagnosed in women non participating in pap screening) [ 5].
"We have acted very quickly to the issues that have arisen," Mr. Hespe, somewhat beleaguered, said yesterday.
Recognizing that doctors have learned that the physiological and neurological changes linked to Alzheimer's can be seen in the brain years, even decades, before identifiable symptoms arise, Mr. Reagan wrote, somewhat ambiguously, "The question, then, of whether my father suffered from the beginning stages of Alzheimer's while in office more or less answers itself".
When I arise, the fish, somewhat miraculously, is still on my line.
