The phrase 'wait for a long time' is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
For example: "I had to wait for a long time to get a response from my boss."
I would need to wait for a long time".
But they will need strong nerves and the patience to wait for a long time.
Thousands still reside in tent cities. "They will have to wait, but they are not willing to wait for a long time," Mr. Kerkuki said.
Cable hits like The Sopranos and Sex and the City proved that audiences would wait for a long time between installments of prestige shows and they could work at irregular times, including the spring, where the Sopranos premiered during its third, fifth, sixth and seventh (well, the second half of their sixth) seasons.
To guarantee fairness, such UTs will have to wait for a long time to be served.
This is because when the probability of good channel conditions is low, in the case of conventional relaying, the BS has to wait for a long time before having both the channels favorable for transmission.
