The phrase "again for the bad" is not standard or commonly used in written English.
It may be intended to express a repeated negative situation or outcome, but the phrasing is unclear and awkward.
Example: "He made the same mistake again for the bad, leading to further complications."
Alternatives: "once more for the worse" or "again for the negative".
Meanwhile, Patriots fans, many avidly, some with an apologetic shrug, will again be rooting for the bad guys.
The SNP's 69 seats crashed the system, and it remains to be seen if the Scotland Act may be further calibrated to stop it happening again – though the bad news for Labour in Scotland is that it will happen again unless Ed Miliband acts quickly and decisively to take control of a devastated and broken party north of the border.
Play again and pause again right after the bad word ends.
The peculiarly punitive kind of Puritanism favored by American art historians sometimes sees this as putting a smiley face on a horrible reality, again for the benefit of those bad bourgeois.
In the outside world, she might well have been beaten up again for making "bad choices" in men -- with no regard for the fact that it was the men in her life who had been making the bad choices.
There is so far no detail on whether the strikes are planned again for the centres in Leipzig or Bad Hersfeld, or any other of the eight distribution centres in Germany.Amazon employs more than 9,000 in Germany but is reportedly considering opening five new centres in Poland and the Czech Republic.
Instead, Bieste returns home to Cooter, where he apologizes once again for his bad behavior.
Contractors suggested that a lack of overall site testing was to blame for the bad rollout – again, the government's fault.
But in 1993 its editor, Auberon Waugh, created a monster, soon to raise its ugly head again – the bad sex award, a prize for the most embarrassing description of sex in a new novel.
And now, for many for the good, and for some for the bad, he's never leaving again.
