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Conversely, too many no votes will severely dent his credibility.

The setting, Ms. Jeantel acknowledged, skewed her story, which was likely to dent her credibility.

Other analysts expressed fears the result would dent the credibility of Sirleaf's government.

"I think the errors made did dent the credibility of the process," said Harold T. Shapiro, a former president of Princeton University and professor of economic and public affairs there.

In the blog, he asks whether "the police are so determined not to dent the credibility of witnesses that they don't want to investigate it at all".

The prime minister knows that IMF involvement would dent the credibility of the euro and undermine the perception of the euro zone's ability to deal with its own problems.

However, unlike in other industries, the lack of substance and quality in the daily output of the Indian brands, which carry names like CNN-IBN can actually dent the credibility of the western media very quickly.

The battle has also dented the credibility of Spanish regulators.

The fiasco of mad-cow disease (BSE) has dented the credibility of scientists and politicians when it comes to food.

Shapiro said such errors "dented the credibility of the process, and trust is something you have to earn every time".

Meanwhile, delays to Airbus's flagship A380 super-jumbo and its slow, fumbled response to Boeing's 787 are denting the credibility of the European enterprise.