in any case
prep. phr..prep. phr.. you use this to say that something is true or will happen no matter what else is true. It also helps you return to your main point after talking about something else.
prep. phr.. a discourse marker used to indicate that a statement remains valid regardless of preceding information or hypothetical conditions; also functions as a resumptive marker to return to a primary topic.
The tickets are expensive, but I want to go in any case.
I might be late because of the traffic, but in any case, I will be there before the meeting starts.
Whether the board approves the additional funding or not is secondary; in any case, the project must be completed by the end of the fiscal year.
usually placed at the beginning or end of a sentence to add a final, deciding point.
contrast with 'anyway' (more informal) and 'at any rate' (very similar); 'in any case' is slightly more formal and common in professional writing.
in any casesin any casethe word 'case' must be singular in this fixed expression.