Continuance (noun)

1. The act or state of lasting or persisting.
2. The act or state of being continued or prolonged.
3. The act or state of postponing or adjourning a court hearing.

Origin:

Derived from the word 'continue' which means to persist or last.

Examples:

1. The continuance of the company's success is due to its innovative products and strong leadership.
2. The continuance of the conflict has resulted in widespread suffering and displacement of people.
3. The continuance of the trial was granted due to the unavailability of a key witness.
4. The continuance of good health is crucial for a fulfilling life.
5. The continuance of the tradition of storytelling has been important for preserving cultural heritage.