The phrase "already negative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation, sentiment, or condition that is currently unfavorable or pessimistic.
Example: "The feedback from the client was already negative before we even presented our proposal."
Alternatives: "already unfavorable" or "already pessimistic".
And ultimately, the most difficult number for David Cameron is that 60% of those northerners questioned concluded that his decision to support same-sex marriages will either make them think more negatively about them or has had no change on their already negative perceptions of the PM.
Getting angry displays negativity and makes you level with the person who is already negative.
On both scores, Miliband's standing is somewhat worse than his already negative scores in December.
"I doubt the success of lowering already negative interest rates in the Eurozone.
His reemergence on the national stage will reinforce voters' already negative views of the G.O.P".
"She is inviting ridicule for a group of people about which there are already negative stereotypes".
Referring to Erskine May, Parliament's ancient and respected rule book, he said MPs should never be asked to vote again on the same proposition if they had already "negatived" it during the current Parliamentary session.
If these measures succeed merely in making people consume more, running to the malls and making the already-negative personal saving rate even more negative, they won't restore faith in the financial markets.
Adding fat to the sugar ups the already-negative stakes.
Well, many central banks have already implemented negative interest rates, so big banks like Natwest are already experiencing negative interest.
People who are sexually harassed already experience negative health consequences; and research shows that when institutions fail victims of sexual violence, their negative health outcomes are exacerbated.
