After an initial blush of pleasure at the euro's new credibility, European leaders are suddenly worried about having the only strong currency in the world.

The candidates continue racking up frequent flier miles, wooing voters and hacking away at their opponents' credibility.

Questions of Credibility The defense lawyer hammered away at the witness's credibility as the cross-examination continued into the evening.

President Bush went to Delaware to chip away at Mr. Clinton's credibility.

A longstanding pay scandal gnaws at the Senate's credibility.

When she is not there, it chips away at her credibility, and it could be very damaging if it continues over an extended period.

Let's look at his credibility as a student of history and of the Bible.

He'd taken whacks at Travis's credibility, but what choice had she given him?

Such inaction, however, could eventually chip away at the Fed's hard-won credibility as an inflation fighter.

Soon the rebuttals chipped away at Dole's credibility and made him seem to be an increasingly negative campaigner.