41.   The move is likely to damage the credibility of the IMF-led aid package, which made banking reform its centerpiece, analysts said.

42.   The self-dealing with the titanium company damaged his credibility as did his penchant for negotiating asset sales without informing his own allies.

43.   Then Ravitch himself continued to damage his credibility.

44.   Though Horizon brought in a new chief executive, James Wassel, to turn things around, the turmoil had already damaged its credibility with tenants.

45.   Tobias said the bullishness displayed by Meeker and Blodget had damaged their credibility as Internet stocks plunged this year.

46.   When you make environmental policy a political issue, you frankly damage the credibility of the agency with the people.

47.   While many people had assumed he had not told the full truth in January, the admission further damaged his credibility.

48.   Australian Sports Drug Agency general manager John Mendoza said the prospect of a backdown was disappointing and would further damage the credibility of sport and the Olympics.

49.   But he damages his credibility as statesman, as well as U.S. latitude to broker a cease-fire.

50.   Failure would be a blow to world trade liberalization prospects and could damage the credibility of the fledgling WTO overseeing the negotiations.