somewhat larger

"The force will likely have to be at least somewhat larger."

And the party was somewhat larger than he had realized.

The number was somewhat larger than the West had estimated.

As a star, it was very much like the sun, though somewhat larger.

Suddenly, just ahead, he saw one that was somewhat larger.

It was somewhat larger and seemed to go into the wall rather deeply.

Later the company would return a somewhat larger amount of oil to the reserve.

For the most part, they discovered the only change would be somewhat larger classes.

In the rear of the building were three somewhat larger rooms.

Emily, however, has a somewhat larger secret of her own.

The first floor housed two smaller and a somewhat larger room for the family.

The cell was somewhat larger than those in the men's department, and might be eight feet by ten square, perhaps a little longer.

"One of the cakes is somewhat larger and more tasty then the other."

The eyes are small and followed by somewhat larger spiracles.

More usually, however, it refers to a somewhat larger or overlapping area.

Despite the small format, the objects appear somewhat larger than life.

He hurried down the hall and found a door somewhat larger than those he'd previously passed.

He took out a telephone, somewhat larger than the one on his desk, and tapped in a number.

He thought the full array might look somewhat larger, if anything, than his own fleet had once appeared.

White has a somewhat larger space advantage though the centre is not fixed.

The creature suddenly shifted forward, growing somewhat larger as it did.

The result is a somewhat larger mortgage that includes the money to make the improvements.

The older blocks had little communal space but somewhat larger rooms.

After that it was built on the somewhat larger J-frame.