yet for there to:“yet for there to” is used to express a contrasting or additional wish or hope that the speaker has“yet for there to” is essentially expressing a simultaneous hope or wish for something else to occur. It’s like saying “but also, I hope that…”.
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Sure, here are a few examples of similar usage:
1. "I hope for it to rain tomorrow for the plants, yet for there to be a patch of clear sky so I can still have my picnic. "
2. "I want my children to be free to make their own choices, yet for there to be enough guidance so they don't go astray. "
3. "I wish for the world to progress technologically, yet for there to be preservation of our natural resources and environment. "
In all these examples, "yet for there to" is used to express a secondary, often contrasting, wish or hope. It's a way of saying "while this is what I want, I also hope for this other thing to happen". It introduces a balance or compromise between two desires.
