Contingency plans are then made for these shapes by writing rules that apply to them just in case they occur.
It felt frustrated and decided to go to her village just in case she had decided to return there.
It tells us that an action is rational just in case it maximizes expected utility.
You possess a context-insensitive character trait just in case you would display its characteristic behavior across a broad range of normal circumstances.
The conjunction of two constraints is violated just in case both constraints are violated together.
One acts wrongly just in case one fails to do what one ought; one acts rightly just in case one avoids acting wrongly.
In some languages, however, laryngeally similar segments are allowed just in case they are identical.
Something belongs to the extension of "law" just in case it would be deemed by the average speaker as relevantly similar to paradigm cases.
