The phrase "a bad intention" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a motive or purpose that is harmful or malicious in nature.
Example: "His actions were driven by a bad intention, which ultimately led to the project's failure."
Alternatives: "a malicious intent" or "an ill intention".
That was an intention, a bad intention, which, thank God, I gave up in time.
And if wearing the player out was the intention, that's a bad intention.
People punish a bad intention, he says, and despite being anonymous participants in a computer game, all the cheated players knew that their partners were real people who intended harm.
"okay because somebody can sit in a sea in a boat, can play with the data and can just [write] something very bad about one ethnic group by using our data, by a bad intention.
While Facebook likely hasn't a single bad intention releasing this product, not everyone wants to remember the fine details of their year.
He told Guardian Australia afterwards that "anything that is a mockery or a joke, or with bad intention, is wrong".
I thought: How could anyone possibly have any bad intentions?
"First, I share General McNeill's concerns that the ungoverned area in the FATA potentially creates a sanctuary for people with bad intentions, bad intention for both Pakistan and Afghanistan," he said, using the acronym for Pakistan's Federally Administered Tribal Areas.
Whether Kenny is evil or just a numbskull is always a question, one that this final season of "Eastbound" intends to clarify by introducing a foil with bad intentions: Guy Young Ken Marinoo) is a former baseball player who now hosts a rowdy sports-talk show, and gives Kenny a shot at on-air career redemption.
20% of teachers, a lot, would now be able to.....immediately fire back if a savage sicko came to a school with bad intentions.
If the situation is the opposite — when liberal democracies are failing, repression spreads, human rights are violated and nations are engulfed by war — technology will become a partner of bad intentions.
