The phrase "already bad for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition that is currently negative or detrimental to someone or something.
Example: "The weather is already bad for our outdoor event, and we may need to consider moving it indoors."
Alternatives: "already harmful to" or "already detrimental to".
It was already bad for me.
Tennis got its season rolling at the Australian Open, where the news was already bad for American tennis with a new injury to Brian Baker, Richard Evans writes on Foxsports.com.com
"In a year that's already bad for the Democrats, this will make it worse," said David Yepsen, director of the Paul Simon Public Policy Institute at Southern Illinois University Carbondale.
Whenever news breaks in the probe, or when news doesn't break, for that matter, the response tends to be the same: "Remember, we don't know what Mueller knows". Watch CNN or MSNBC for a few minutes and someone will say this, gleefully when the news is already bad for Trump, reassuringly when the news is disappointingly good for Trump.
Don't play more than 8 hours per day, 8 hours is already bad for the health, but if you even do more than that, your skill will get tired.
Now the hospital, which has just 280 inpatient beds, has admitted it is financially unviable and has formally offered itself for acquisition, worsening an already bad day for the current health secretary, Andrew Lansley, after the Royal College of Nursing's vote of no confidence in his changes to the NHS.
That is already bad news for load funds, because it removes the performance-based justification for investing in them.
As if it wasn't already bad enough for Edward Snowden, stuck in a Moscow transit lounge while his application for temporary asylum grinds its way through the purgatory of Russian bureaucracy, the guy's got to read Crime and Punishment.
This, of course, is already bad news for the tapeworms, whose inefficiencies and wastefulness are legendary.
· Meanwhile, as if things aren't already bad enough for Hillary Clinton, now there's an eBay auction to send her to jail.
As Ms. Naderi would be the first to concede, however, things are already bad enough for women in Afghanistan without a return to a government run by the Taliban.
