When formatting paragraphs, try to avoid letting a single word (orphan) or a very short phrase (widow) appear on a line all by itself.
Widows and orphans leave too much white space at the bottom of a paragraph – which interrupts the flow of the eye and makes the paragraph more difficult to read.
In order to get words in paragraphs to line up in a way that is easier to read, you may need to play around with where other lines in the paragraph break by clicking shift + return.
