Apologies if the title is incorrect, but I'm not entirely sure how to describe the issue I am having. Please see the image below for clarification. The text should be justified, but in random spots of the document, the text moves across the justification line.
This happens about 3 times in my 20 page document. Two of the occurrences are inline LaTeX as in the attached image, but the other occurrence is a text-only sentence in a text-only paragraph.
An excerpt of text (it might not seem too big a deal now, but if you've got a whole page of text properly justified, that part really sticks out):
$v_1,v_2,\dots,v_{n-1},$ $v_n$ and […]. – Bernard Jun 8 '14 at 14:52\allowbreak(Andrew's link) both work, but I prefer Andrew's referenced method. It seems cleaner and is an acceptable solution for me to work with since I have so few cases of this happening. Andrew please respond to my original question and I will mark it as answer. Thank you all. – janvdl Jun 8 '14 at 18:31