The phrase "a clear bad" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The decision to ignore the warning was a clear bad choice."
Alternatives: "a clear mistake" or "an obvious error".
When he was eight, his father, the head of marketing at Columbia Pictures, told him, "You need a clear good guy and a clear bad guy, and the audience needs to know what it's rooting for".
The video possesses the perfect blend of elements needed to turn a good cause into a social explosion: a clear bad guy (Kony abducts children and forces them to become brutal soldiers), an inspiring plan of action and, most importantly, an invitation to find the compassion in our hearts.
A clear and bad example was the administration's attempt to take sides in the most recent Israeli election.
"A clear and bad example," he said, "was the administration's attempt to take sides in the most recent Israeli election.
Evacetrapib would have been the first of a new class of drugs meant to raise HDL, the "good" cholesterol that helps clear "bad" LDL cholesterol from arteries.
called on governments to adopt regulations to strengthen bank capital and establish effective policies to clear bad loans off bank balance sheets.
Any hit to their book value is minimal, but the impact on earnings this year as they clear bad paper off their books will be visible.
You can make teenagers invisible (to you anyway!), vaporize stress, clear bad moods, and all sorts of other wonderful things.
Meditation clears out the negativity around you, which will in turn help clear bad karma.
In terms of retribution, the Impact Team has a clear message "Too bad for those men, they're cheating dirtbags and deserve no such discretion," and "Too bad for ALM [Ashley Madison's parent company], you promised secrecy but didn't deliver".
This is a clear incentive to bad practices.
