"bad influence for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to someone or something influencing someone or something else in a negative manner. For example: He had many friends who were a bad influence for him when it came to partying and staying up late.
In a convoluted statement, the PCB said: "Mohammed Yousuf and [Younus ] Khan keeping in view their infighting which resulted in bringing down the whole team, their attitude has a trickledown effect which is a bad influence for the whole team [and] should not be part of [the] national team in any format".
"Muhammad Yousuf and Younus Khan's... attitude has a trickledown effect which is a bad influence for the whole team [and they] should not be part of [the]national team in any format," the PCB said in its earlier statement on Wednesday.
She's a bad influence, for sure.
He revealed they felt like she was a bad influence for Geoff because she often played games.
Others, meanwhile, have supported the decision and condemned jewellery-wearing celebrities as being "a bad influence for our children".
Her purposeful degradation of morality has led to monumental success for her-and created a monumentally bad influence for her teenage fans".
The search for a single bullet might be better served by heeding the sage Celine Dion, who told Good Morning America yesterday that she blamed the "bad people and bad influences" of celebrity culture for Houston's death.
Homer has been cited as a bad influence on children; for example, in 2005 a survey conducted in the United Kingdom found that 59% of parents felt that Homer promoted an unhealthy lifestyle.
Children can learn through cartoons so if you ever find a cartoon using an inappropriate word often, without a doubt it will bring bad influence, just change it for your child sake Check the Cartoon dress, style and for hidden objects.
I yearned for a bad influence and boy, was Tennessee one in the best sense of the word: joyous, alarming, sexually confusing and dangerously funny.
If you hang out with someone who's involved in dangerous activities or seems like a bad influence, stay away from him/her for a while.
