Sentence examples for credibility was dented from inspiring English sources
Mr Geithner's credibility was dented from the day he started the job after 34 senators voted against his confirmation following the revelation that he had underpaid his taxes.
His credibility was dented in some respects when he failed to bring the parliamentary party with him last week in an unsuccessful leadership bid.
Spain's credibility has been dented by an upward revision of last year's budget deficit, from 8.5% of GDP to 8.9%.
In part, Mr. Paulson's credibility has been dented by his pronouncements in previous weeks that the crisis was already contained.
"Its credibility has always been dented, so, such adverts would not mean anything, or greatly harm his reputation and injure his electoral prospects".
If the latest call to arms fails then the credibility of Anonymous could be dented to the point that its forced to retreat back to the recesses of the internet.
His credibility was severely dented by his failure to keep his promise to end the fighting by defeating Jonas Savimbi's UNITA rebels.
The credibility of social media would be dented, with a vocal group of frustrated investors – while those who pushed the valuation up to this level, and particularly those who sold out today, will have generated quite a return.
The credibility of its National Institute of Standards and Technology, which sets American cryptographic standards with the help of the NSA, has been dented by Mr Snowden's revelations.
